Takoma Park City Council Votes Unanimously to Put IRV on Ballot
The city council in Takoma Park, Maryland voted unanimously on October
6 to place on the ballot an advisory measure to enact instant runoff
voting. If passed in November, IRV would be used for electing the city
council as well as the mayor, replacing the current plurality voting
method.
Takoma Park would join San Francisco, Burlington, VT, and Ferndale MI as one in a recent nationwide series of victories for IRV. The reform is growing momentum within political parties too, as instant runoff voting was also endorsed recently by the Democratic Party of both Iowa and California.
[ Visit the official Takoma Park for IRV website ]
[ Read Rob Richie's article in the Takoma Voice ]
[ The Gazette covers IRV in Takoma Park ]
Takoma Park would join San Francisco, Burlington, VT, and Ferndale MI as one in a recent nationwide series of victories for IRV. The reform is growing momentum within political parties too, as instant runoff voting was also endorsed recently by the Democratic Party of both Iowa and California.
[ Visit the official Takoma Park for IRV website ]
[ Read Rob Richie's article in the Takoma Voice ]
[ The Gazette covers IRV in Takoma Park ]