AN ACT CONCERNING THE USE OF RANKED-CHOICE VOTING IN PARTY CAUCUSES, CONVENTIONS AND PRIMARIES, INCLUDING PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARIES, AND IN CERTAIN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

Summary

The bill lets political parties run their caucuses, conventions, presidential preference primaries and other primaries using ranked‑choice voting, and permits municipalities to adopt the system for single‑winner offices. It sets detailed rules for ballot design, vote tabulation, delegate allocation and record‑keeping, and gives the Secretary of the State authority to issue regulations. The measure failed to pass.

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