Wyoming Legislature Considering Open Primaries, Ranked Choice Voting Elections | Cowboy State Daily
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Lowe and Matthew Germer, an elections fellow for the Governance Program at the R Street Institute, said polling suggests Utah voters support this voting system at the local level and don’t find it confusing.
“I think the narrative that ranked choice voting is confusing is a false one,” Lowe said.
Sen. Cale Case, R-Lander, said a similar test program could be initiated in Wyoming for municipal elections.
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Germer said runoff elections encourage third party voters to participate more in elections, a point that Rep. Jim Roscoe, I-Wilson, agreed with. Roscoe is one of two minor party members in the State Legislature.Featured Publications
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