San Francisco
Since 2004, San Francisco has used ranked choice voting (RCV) to elect many of its local elected officials. Winners will be chosen in a ranked choice voting election, otherwise known as an “instant runoff,” unlike most California vacancies that require two rounds of voting and take far longer to fill. This November 6, 2018, RCV elections will occur for Supervisorial District 2, 4, 6, and 10.
For more information, visit the City of San Francisco’s website.
Cite: SF City Hall, sf.gov
Berkeley
Since 2010, Berkeley has used ranked choice voting (RCV) to elect many of its local elected officials. Winners will be chosen in a ranked choice voting election, otherwise known as an “instant runoff,” unlike most California vacancies that require two rounds of voting and take far longer to fill. This November 6, 2018, RCV elections will occur for City Council District 1, 4, 7, and 8.
For more information, visit the City Of Berkeley’s website.
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Cite: Old City Hall. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Oakland
Since 2010, Oakland has used ranked choice voting (RCV) to elect many of its local elected officials. Winners will be chosen in a ranked choice voting election, otherwise known as an “instant runoff,” unlike most California vacancies that require two rounds of voting and take far longer to fill. This November 6, 2018, RCV elections will occur for Mayor, and City Council Districts 2, 4, and 6.
For more information, visit the Alameda County Registrar of Voters website.
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Cite: Oakland City Hall. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
San Leandro
Since 2010, San Leandro has used ranked choice voting (RCV) to elect many of its local elected officials. Winners will be chosen in a ranked choice voting election, otherwise known as an “instant runoff,” unlike most California vacancies that require two rounds of voting and take far longer to fill. This November 6, 2018, RCV elections will occur for Mayor, and City Council District 1.
For more information, visit the Alameda County Registrar of Voters website.
Image: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SanLeandroCityHall.JPG
Cite: San Leandro City Hall. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
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