Vote Yes on this bill if you want local governments to be able to use ranked choice voting with clear statewide rules, top‑five general ballots for single‑seat races, no primaries for multi‑seat races, strong multilingual and accessible voter education, and local responsibility for costs.

Organizations that support this bill may include voting rights and good‑government groups, civil rights and community organizations, disability and language access advocates, youth civic groups, and local jurisdictions seeking more representative elections.

Vote No on this bill if you want to keep the current top‑two system, avoid new voting methods and ballot formats, reduce the risk of voter confusion and administrative burdens, and block added local election costs unless separately funded.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include taxpayer associations concerned about costs, groups skeptical of ranked choice voting, some political party committees, and election administrators wary of new equipment, training, and voter confusion.