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Sign to Oppose SB 63 and Protect Home Rule for Ohio Communities
Add signatureRegardless of how we feel about Ranked Choice Voting, we are opposed to SB 63 violating Local Home Rule. Ohio's charter cities have a constitutional right to decide for themselves if RCV or other election methods are more appropriate for our communities than pick-one, plurality-wins elections. Big government should not unfairly punish communities if we choose to achieve majority rule through Instant Runoffs with RCV. Please sign below to protect Ohio communities' right to Home Rule. If you'd like us to continue to update you on the bill, please do not uncheck your email below.-- -
William Rogers commented on Contact Us 2026-07-31 11:43:43 -0400!st let me say that I am for RCV if done properly. Two major features are that one need not rank all candidates and that the number of candidates should be 5 or less. I have not studied risks and rewards in primaries. How are these two variables applied? Could there be a risk of excessive dilution via too many candidates? Also is the RCV necessarily applied to separate parties or applied to all candidates regardless of party affiliation? Can it be a rule that one need not rank all candidates?
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