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Ban on Ranked Choice Voting Proposed
The "Preventing Ranked Choice Corruption Act" (H.R. 3040) seeks to ban ranked choice voting in all federal elections across the United States. Introduced in the 119th Congress by Representatives Hamadeh and Begich, the bill aims to simplify the voting process and preserve election integrity by amending the Help America Vote Act of 2002. If passed, the prohibition would take effect in 2026 and apply nationwide, marking a significant shift in how Americans vote for federal offices.
The "Preventing Ranked Choice Corruption Act" (H.R. 3040) seeks to ban ranked choice voting in all federal elections across the United States. Introduced in the 119th Congress by Representatives Hamadeh and Begich, the bill aims to simplify the voting process and preserve election integrity by amending the Help America Vote Act of 2002. If passed, the prohibition would take effect in 2026 and apply nationwide, marking a significant shift in how Americans vote for federal offices.
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By C. LegeBan on Ranked Choice Voting Proposed
The "Preventing Ranked Choice Corruption Act" (H.R. 3040) seeks to ban ranked choice voting in all federal elections across the United States. Introduced in the 119th Congress by Representatives Hamadeh and Begich, the bill aims to simplify the voting process and preserve election integrity by amending the Help America Vote Act of 2002. If passed, the prohibition would take effect in 2026 and apply nationwide, marking a significant shift in how Americans vote for federal offices.
The "Preventing Ranked Choice Corruption Act" (H.R. 3040) seeks to ban ranked choice voting in all federal elections across the United States. Introduced in the 119th Congress by Representatives Hamadeh and Begich, the bill aims to simplify the voting process and preserve election integrity by amending the Help America Vote Act of 2002. If passed, the prohibition would take effect in 2026 and apply nationwide, marking a significant shift in how Americans vote for federal offices.