Michigan HB4707 prohibits ranked choice voting in state, city, and township elections.

Michigan HB4707 amends the state's election laws to prohibit the use of ranked choice voting in any election. This method, where voters rank candidates by preference, is banned at the state, city, and township levels. Local laws or ordinances authorizing such voting are declared void and unenforceable. The bill defines ranked choice voting as any system allowing voters to select more candidates than available positions.

Michigan HB4707 prohibits ranked choice voting in state, city, and township elections.

Michigan HB4707 amends the state's election laws to prohibit the use of ranked choice voting in any election. This method, where voters rank candidates by preference, is banned at the state, city, and township levels. Local laws or ordinances authorizing such voting are declared void and unenforceable. The bill defines ranked choice voting as any system allowing voters to select more candidates than available positions.