Massachusetts Voters Split On Ranked-Choice Voting

When it comes to ranked-choice voting, the people of Massachusetts are not so sure. A recent poll from WBUR shows that 36 percent of likely Bay State voters support ranked-choice voting and 36 percent (the same amount) oppose rit. The remaining 28 percent are undecided on the matter. The poll has a 4.4 percent margin of error.

When it comes to ranked-choice voting, the people of Massachusetts are not so sure. A recent poll from WBUR shows that 36 percent of likely Bay State voters support ranked-choice voting and 36 percent (the same amount) oppose rit. The remaining 28 percent are undecided on the matter. The poll has a 4.4 percent margin of error.…