Connecticut SB00386 proposes to allow political parties and municipalities to use ranked-choice voting in party caucuses, conventions, primaries, and.

Connecticut SB00386 aims to provide political parties and municipalities with the flexibility to implement ranked-choice voting in party caucuses, conventions, primaries, including presidential preference primaries, and certain municipal elections. The bill outlines procedures for tabulating votes, including how to handle undervotes, skipped rankings, and ties. It also specifies that a candidate must receive a minimum percentage of votes to be allocated delegates. The changes are set to take effect starting January 1, 2028.

Connecticut SB00386 proposes to allow political parties and municipalities to use ranked-choice voting in party caucuses, conventions, primaries, and.

Connecticut SB00386 aims to provide political parties and municipalities with the flexibility to implement ranked-choice voting in party caucuses, conventions, primaries, including presidential preference primaries, and certain municipal elections. The bill outlines procedures for tabulating votes, including how to handle undervotes, skipped rankings, and ties. It also specifies that a candidate must receive a minimum percentage of votes to be allocated delegates. The changes are set to take effect starting January 1, 2028.