Republicans and Democrats have been using ranked-choice voting in mass meetings for years to select candidates. But last month saw the first primary election with ranked-choice voting. As Michael Pope reports, reviews are mixed.
Virginia’s first primary with ranked-choice voting garners mixed reviews
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