Indiana elections under this title will bar ranked choice voting
Starting July 1, 2026, elections conducted under Indiana's election title cannot use ranked choice voting to decide results or choose candidates.
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What it does
Elections conducted under this title cannot use ranked choice voting, and candidates cannot be nominated or elected through that system.
Argument forElection officials may have fewer counting rounds to manage because these elections would not eliminate candidates round by round.
Argument againstVoters could lose the option to rank candidates, limiting how they express their preferences in elections covered by the law.
More detail
Elections under this title cannot use ranked choice voting. The rule covers elections conducted under this title. Ranked choice voting lets voters rank candidates and counts ballots in rounds, eliminating candidates until one receives a majority. The rule takes effect July 1, 2026.
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