Supporters of Ranked Choice Voting in Massachusetts have announced honorary campaign co-chairmen that include two former governors, a former lieutenant governor, a former U.S. Treasury secretary, a sports team owner, the current president of the Boston branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and a Harvard professor.
The ballot question, if approved by voters in November 2020, would change the way votes are counted in Massachusetts. Voters would be allowed not o
Supporters of Ranked Choice Voting in Massachusetts have announced honorary campaign co-chairmen that include two former governors, a former lieutenant governor, a former U.S. Treasury secretary, a sports team owner, the current president of the Boston branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and a Harvard professor.
The ballot question, if approved by voters in November 2020, would change the way votes are counted in Massachusetts. Voters would be allowed not o…
