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Advancing Democracy Through Ranked Choice Voting

Discover how ranked choice voting can enhance representation and empower Maryland voters at every level.

Fairer Elections

Ranked choice voting ensures that every vote counts, promoting outcomes that truly reflect voter preferences.

Greater Voter Engagement

Our approach encourages more participation by making elections more inclusive and competitive.

Reducing Political Polarization

By supporting consensus-building candidates, ranked choice voting fosters cooperation and civility in politics.

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Annapolis

Anne Arundel County

Ordinance O-35-25, “Ranked-Choice Voting in Annapolis City Elections” was introduced on July 28, 2025 by Aldermen Harry Huntley and Rob Savidge.

A public hearing was held on September 8.

Contact our team lead at annapolis@rcvmd.org.

Frederick

Frederick County

Local residents are building a broad coalition of support. A recent candidate survey found 90% of the candidates for city council support ranked choice voting.

Greenbelt

Prince George’s County

With ranked choice voting, everyone has an equal voice. Voters can fully express their support for their preferred candidates. No strategic voting. No wasted votes. No limited voice. A stronger democracy with fair representation. 


Hyattsville

Prince George’s County

The Council may consider legislation soon. The Board of Supervisors is reviewing potential changes to future elections.

Rockville

Montgomery County

The Mayor and Council have signaled their support for ranked choice voting for future city elections.