Rank the Vote Ohio

09/11/2026

Join us this weekend to chat with folks about !

We'll be out in Cincinnati and multiple locations in Columbus on Saturday and Sunday. Check out our calendar to sign up for an event near you: rankthevoteohio.org/calendar

09/10/2026

Tonight at 7, we are meeting on Zoom for a new volunteer orientation.

We'll work with you to find a place in the organization where you can help us turn our dream of a better method of elections into a reality!

Sign up here: rankthevoteohio.org/volunteer-orientation_20260910

09/08/2026

Great conversations at the Sunbury Flea Market on Labor Day! We talked with market-goers about how Ranked Choice Voting gives voters more choices and helps elect candidates with majority support. Today, we officially surpassed 30,000 supporters—an exciting milestone! 🎉

09/07/2026

Rank the Vote Ohio's inclusion policy statement

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from all of us at Rank the Vote Ohio!

08/27/2026

Tonight at 7, we're having our volunteer orientation!

Want to know how you can fit in? We'll work with you to find a place where you can help us turn our dream of a better method of elections into reality!

More info: rankthevoteohio.org/volunteer-orientation_20260827

Ohio's nonpartisan nonprofit for Instant Runoffs with Ranked Choice Voting to give Ohioans more choice and more voice!

08/26/2026

Tomorrow at 7pm, join us to learn how you can get involved with in Ohio!

Sign up here: rankthevoteohio.org/volunteer-orientation_20260827

08/16/2026

08/09/2026

In DC's first election, most voters ranked more than 2 candidates. FairVote breaks down the full results here: fairvote.org/analyzing-washington-dcs-primary-results-most-voters-ranked-2-candidates-and-what-rcv-tells-us-about-the-electorate

The Washington, DC Board of Elections has released the cast vote record from its first ranked choice voting primary elections on June 16.

08/06/2026

Survey finds that Ohio voters don't feel represented by Congressmembers.

"The survey found that over 82% think special interests have too much control over politics. Almost 72% don't think their member of the U.S. Congress represents them. And that includes 82% of unaffiliated or independent voters."

statenews.org/government-politics/2026-07-20/survey-shows-most-ohio-voters-dont-think-theyre-well-represented-by-congressmembers

The survey from by a group that supports ranked choice voting shows most Ohio voters think moneyed special interests are represented over the needs of communities.