Pros And Cons Of Instant Objection Voting

Instant runoff voting is a ranked choice voting system for single-winner elections that, in a single round of counting, accomplishes the goal of a two-round runoff election. Sometimes called "ranked choice voting," "preferential voting," "majority voting" and "the alternative vote," IRV avoids the undemocratic outcomes of plurality voting that occur when so-called "spoilers" split the majority vote. By allowing voters to rank candidates in order of preference, IRV enables voters to vote their hopes instead of their fears, upholds the principle of majority rule and avoids the expenses and campaign spending associated with two rounds of voting.

As stated above I believe that instant runoff voting will increase voter turnout because it gives voters an opportunity to vote for what they believe in and to select a person that fits all their beliefs. Ranked choice ballots are used to simulate a traditional runoff in a single round of voting, where voters rank candidates in order of preference. The voter's first choice is counted as their one and only vote, the last place candidate with the fewest votes is then
By having more than two candidates on the ballot, they are more informed about all the candidates and can choose what best represents their beliefs and needs each round. This also helps keep the citizens active in the voting process by eliminating the candidate with the fewest votes each round because they have to keep voting until we reach a winner. I also think that if a citizen has more options they are more likely to vote and become involved because more than likely they will find a candidate that fits their description. All of the things stated above are all reasons why I think instant runoff voting is the best and useful option when it comes to voting and increasing voter