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Ohio lawmakers ban ranked choice voting, citing confusion and fairness concerns, pending governor’s approval.
Ohio lawmakers have passed a bill banning ranked choice voting across the state, sending it to Governor Mike DeWine for approval.
The legislation, backed by Republicans, argues the system is confusing and undermines "one person, one vote," while creating logistical challenges.
Critics, including Democrats and voting reform advocates, say the ban stifles local innovation and prevents communities from addressing flaws like strategic voting and the spoiler effect.
Though no Ohio cities currently use ranked choice voting, some have considered it, including Riverside, where a 2024 effort failed.
The bill reflects a national debate, as Alaska and Maine are the only states using the system.
Los legisladores de Ohio prohíben la votación por elección clasificada, citando preocupaciones de confusión y equidad, pendientes de la aprobación del gobernador.