Preventing Ranked Choice Corruption Act

This bill would ban ranked-choice voting in federal elections. Ranked-choice voting lets you rank candidates in order of preference; this proposal says states could not use that system for federal races anymore. The bill’s text centers on prohibiting ranked-choice voting for federal offices.

Key points:

• Who is affected: Voters and election officials in every state holding federal elections.
• What changes: States could not use ballots where voters rank candidates for federal offices; they would need to use a non-ranking method instead.
• Why it matters: Your federal ballot would no longer ask you to rank choices; you would select a single candidate, as before in most places.