NYC Could Implement Ranked-Choice Voting. Here's How That Would Work
Susan Lerner, executive director of Common Cause NY, a good government group, said the change would attract more voters to the polls and increase the number of candidates seeking office. "We all naturally rank, so when you have a large number of people running, instead of having to figure out, 'Oh, I like only this one,' but there is another one who also really appeals to you, you're able to rank your top choices," Lerner said.
