Voter Choice NJ
@vcnj.bsky.social
We educate about ranked-choice voting in New Jersey. We are a non-partisan, non-profit, 100% volunteer group who would love it if you signed our petitions.
www.voterchoicenj.org
www.voterchoicenj.org
Hi, we are working on it here in NJ! Check out www.vcnj.org to learn more and feel free to ask us any questions here or via email!
Voter Choice NJ
Ranked-Choice Voting is a simple upgrade to the way we vote. It enables voters to rank candidates in order of preference, and ensures the winner of any election has the support of — and is accountable...
www.vcnj.org
December 4, 2025 at 6:03 PM
Hi, we are working on it here in NJ! Check out www.vcnj.org to learn more and feel free to ask us any questions here or via email!
Want to help bring ranked-choice voting to NJ? Check out our all-volunteer campaign: www.vcnj.org
Voter Choice NJ
Ranked-Choice Voting is a simple upgrade to the way we vote. It enables voters to rank candidates in order of preference, and ensures the winner of any election has the support of — and is accountable...
www.vcnj.org
December 3, 2025 at 6:41 PM
Want to help bring ranked-choice voting to NJ? Check out our all-volunteer campaign: www.vcnj.org
We are working on it and could use your help! www.vcnj.org
November 6, 2025 at 4:08 PM
We are working on it and could use your help! www.vcnj.org
We’re on the case! bsky.app/profile/vcnj...
Voter Choice NJ has no official statement on their favorite couple, but we do think ranked-choice voting would be a win for Love Island viewers #loveisland #loveislandusa #rankedchoicevoting
July 13, 2025 at 1:52 AM
We’re on the case! bsky.app/profile/vcnj...
Us, as it turns out bsky.app/profile/vcnj...
Voter Choice NJ has no official statement on their favorite couple, but we do think ranked-choice voting would be a win for Love Island viewers #loveisland #loveislandusa #rankedchoicevoting
July 13, 2025 at 1:51 AM
Us, as it turns out bsky.app/profile/vcnj...
You can still pick just one candidate if you want. Ranked-choice voting gives you (optional) backup options.
It’s intended to help encourage more candidates to run and engage and help voters worry less about strategy.
fairvote.org/press/nyc-ra...
It’s intended to help encourage more candidates to run and engage and help voters worry less about strategy.
fairvote.org/press/nyc-ra...
Exit poll: 96% of NYC voters say ranked choice voting is simple, 76% want to keep or expand it - FairVote
96% of New York City voters say their ballot was simple to complete, including at least 94% of each racial group surveyed
fairvote.org
July 8, 2025 at 5:39 PM
You can still pick just one candidate if you want. Ranked-choice voting gives you (optional) backup options.
It’s intended to help encourage more candidates to run and engage and help voters worry less about strategy.
fairvote.org/press/nyc-ra...
It’s intended to help encourage more candidates to run and engage and help voters worry less about strategy.
fairvote.org/press/nyc-ra...
Find the group in your state looking to make that happen: fairvoteaction.org/get-involved...
State Allies - FairVote Action
The best way to get involved in the ranked choice voting movement is to work with an RCV organization in your state.
fairvoteaction.org
June 25, 2025 at 2:11 PM
Find the group in your state looking to make that happen: fairvoteaction.org/get-involved...
TLDR: yeah
Generally RCV means single winner races (like the House) rather than the senate.
Also, it’s optional like in NSW.
Generally RCV means single winner races (like the House) rather than the senate.
Also, it’s optional like in NSW.
June 25, 2025 at 2:07 PM
TLDR: yeah
Generally RCV means single winner races (like the House) rather than the senate.
Also, it’s optional like in NSW.
Generally RCV means single winner races (like the House) rather than the senate.
Also, it’s optional like in NSW.
Ranked-choice voting in the US is just a different name for preferential voting. Though the way the US generally implements it (single winner) is closer to Australia than Ireland.
June 25, 2025 at 1:57 PM
Ranked-choice voting in the US is just a different name for preferential voting. Though the way the US generally implements it (single winner) is closer to Australia than Ireland.