Youngkin Vetoes ‘Disastrous’ Bill Expanding Ranked-Choice Voting In Virginia
The Federalist - 2024-04-11T18:40:08.000Z

'A heightened risk of mistakenly erroneous ballot submissions raises concerns about disenfranchisement and an increased lack of voter confidence in election results.'

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