Under a system of ranked-choice voting

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Under a system of ranked-choice voting, a candidate is declared the winner if he or she wins a majority of first-place votes. This means that there is no need for separate rounds of voting, as the winner can be determined in a single election. Additionally, there is no need for a new election if no candidate receives a majority of first-place votes, as the ranked-choice system allows for second and third choices to be taken into account until a candidate emerges with a majority.

Under a System of Ranked-Choice Voting