Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) is a way to vote where you rank candidates from your favorite to your least favorite. If a candidate gets the fewest votes, they’re out, and the votes for them go to the voters’ next favorite candidate. This keeps going until one candidate gets more than half the votes and wins. To learn more about why some places don’t use RCV, why it might not work, the different kinds of RCV, its history, and where it’s used now, check out the FAQs and the resources provided.