Rep. Kelly Morrison of Minnesota reintroduced the bill, which provides grants for municipalities who give RCV a try.

The Voter Choice Act does not require that any city, county, or state adopt ranked choice voting. It would make ranked choice voting accessible to more communities by offsetting implementation costs, like upgrading outdated voting equipment and tabulation software, changes to ballot design, and voter education and outreach. However, many cities actually save money with RCV – because it is often used to replace costly runoffs or two-round elections.