Requires states to use ranked choice voting for federal elections, letting voters rank candidates.
This bill would require all states to use ranked choice voting for elections for U.S. Senator and Representative. This means voters would rank candidates in order of preference instead of choosing just one. It would also end separate runoff elections for these federal races, starting January 1, 2030.
Today, states use various voting systems for federal elections, often requiring voters to choose only one candidate or holding separate runoff elections. If this bill becomes law, all states would use ranked choice voting for federal elections starting January 1, 2030. This means voters would rank candidates by preference, and there would be no separate runoff elections for U.S. Senator or Representative.
HR 6589 · 119th Congress · December 10, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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