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Commentary: Ranked choice voting makes sense for Oregon - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 3:29 pm Tuesday, August 4, 2026 It’s hard to imagine a scenario where ranked choice voting — or, more to the point, the lack of ranked choice voting — won’t have an impact on this year’s race for governor. Ranked choice voting eliminates concerns about “spoiler” candidates and ensures that the winner has broad support among voters. Right now, we’re teeing up a close gubernatorial election with at least one minor party candidate in the mix — with the potential for more to join the fray.
Commentary: Ranked choice voting makes sense for Oregon - East Oregonian (opens the original)
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Published 3:29 pm Tuesday, August 4, 2026 It’s hard to imagine a scenario where ranked choice voting — or, more to the point, the lack of ranked choice voting — won’t have an impact on this year’s race for governor. Ranked choice voting eliminates concerns about “spoiler” candidates and ensures that the winner has broad support among voters. Right now, we’re teeing up a close gubernatorial election with at least one minor party candidate in the mix — with the potential for more to join the fray.
Commentary: Ranked choice voting makes sense for Oregon - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 3:29 pm Tuesday, August 4, 2026 It’s hard to imagine a scenario where ranked choice voting — or, more to the point, the lack of ranked choice voting — won’t have an impact on this year’s race for governor. Ranked choice voting eliminates concerns about “spoiler” candidates and ensures that the winner has broad support among voters. Right now, we’re teeing up a close gubernatorial election with at least one minor party candidate in the mix — with the potential for more to join the fray.
Commentary: Ranked choice voting makes sense for Oregon - The Portland Tribune (opens the original)
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Published 3:29 pm Tuesday, August 4, 2026 It’s hard to imagine a scenario where ranked choice voting — or, more to the point, the lack of ranked choice voting — won’t have an impact on this year’s race for governor. Ranked choice voting eliminates concerns about “spoiler” candidates and ensures that the winner has broad support among voters. Right now, we’re teeing up a close gubernatorial election with at least one minor party candidate in the mix — with the potential for more to join the fray.
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