Vote Yes on this bill if you want local governments to choose ranked-choice voting, with state standards, approved software, voter education, audit and recount options, a fast feasibility check, and a study to update voting equipment.

Organizations that support this bill may include election reform and good-government groups, civic engagement nonprofits, some local governing bodies that want ranked-choice voting, and voter education advocates.

Vote No on this bill if you want to keep traditional voting only, avoid possible confusion and extra costs for towns and counties, prevent new audit and recount rules for RCV, and slow or stop the spread of ranked-choice voting.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include groups skeptical of ranked-choice voting, some political organizations that prefer current rules, taxpayer watchdogs concerned about costs, and officials worried about added complexity.