Vote Yes on this bill if you want to ban ranked choice voting across Michigan and keep single-choice ballots the same statewide, blocking cities and townships from adopting RCV.

Organizations that support this bill may include groups that prefer traditional plurality voting, some major political parties concerned about voter confusion, and election integrity advocates who want uniform rules statewide.

Vote No on this bill if you want to allow communities to use or try ranked choice voting, expand voter choice, and keep local options open for election reforms.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include pro–ranked choice voting coalitions, good government and democracy reform groups, third‑party and independent candidate organizations, and local governments seeking control over election methods.