ranked choice voting

Only voters who rank more than one candidate will maximize their chances of having an impact on the election.

The gambit is relatively new under the city's ranked-choice system.

How some groups are leaning into ranked-choice voting.

Some voters said they were confused and disappointed that the new system rolled out last year for city races wasn’t in place for congressional and state primaries.

A report out Monday found more than 88% of voters ranked at least one candidate on their primary ballot

These maps show where and how Adams won, plus how leading candidates saw their votes transfer through eight rounds of tabulation.

But that number does not tell the whole story.

Four weeks after Primary Day, the results for almost all the primary elections are final.

In its first close-up since the city’s chaotic primary election, ranked-choice voting sparked passionate debate on Monday. And both sides agree the debate is unlikely to subside anytime soon.

The event is hosted by Assemblymember Latrice Walker, who has been skeptical of the process.