Ranked choice voting for Annapolis elections
City of Annapolis
Summary
A presentation on whether Annapolis should adopt ranked choice voting, covering how it works, what it costs, and how other Maryland cities have implemented it. No vote yet — the chair wants any major change to go to voters as a ballot question.
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Last discussed Jul 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
Could shift costs the city currently pays the county board; voter education adds roughly 15 cents to $1 per voter in materials.
Voters and candidates, especially in crowded races, could see majority winners and less 'spoiler' dynamics.
Taxpayers bear any added administration and education costs if adopted.
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