Ranked-choice voting scares Idaho voters

Idaho voters reject Prop 1, the open primaries and ranked-choice voting ballot initiative
In one of the most closely watched elections in Idaho, the Proposition 1 ballot initiative that sought to end closed party primary elections and bring ranked-choice voting to general elections, was defeated,
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Why did Idaho’s Prop 1 on open primaries, ranked choice voting fail so badly? | Opinion
Montana: 52% are rejecting a constitutional amendment to require a Top 4 open primary. In addition, 61% of Montana voters are rejecting a constitutional amendment to require 50% support to win an election (using possible RCV or runoff election).
Prop 1 decisively rejected by Idaho voters
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Idaho voters reject Prop 1, Custer County follows state
In one of the most closely watched elections in Idaho, the Proposition 1 ballot initiative that sought to end closed party primary elections and bring ranked-choice voting to general elections,
Prop 1 would have remade Idaho elections. Voters rejected it by a wide margin
The measure’s proponents, the Idahoans for Open Primaries coalition, amassed a $5.5 million war chest this year, ran ads on TV and social media, held town hall meetings and went door to door to persuade voters to vote yes.
Idaho voters lean towards rejecting Prop 1 in open primaries act vote
Idaho voters are so far rejecting Prop 1, otherwise known as the Idaho Open Primaries Act. As of 9:26 p.m. on Election Day, around 64% of voters have voted 'no' on the proposition. Votes are still coming in,
Idaho voters reject Prop 1
In one of the most closely watched elections in Idaho, the Proposition 1 ballot initiative that sought to end closed party primary elections and bring ranked-choice voting to general elections,
Opinion
Our recommendation on Idaho’s Prop 1: Open primaries, ranked choice voting | Opinion
If approved by voters, Proposition 1 would abolish Idaho’s party primaries and create a system in which all candidates participate in a top-four multi-party primary and voters may vote for any candidate they wish, regardless of party. The top four vote-getters for each office would then advance to the general election.
Election 2024: Idaho Proposition 1 ballot initiative trailing in early, unofficial election results
The Proposition 1 ballot initiative was trailing in partial, unofficial election results released by the Idaho Secretary of State's Office.
Ranked-choice voting scares Idaho voters as Prop 1 fails
Most Idaho voters did not want to change how primaries are conducted in Idaho and create ranked-choice voting. As of 11:00 p.m. Tuesday, 68 percent of voters said no to Proposition 1. Proponents of th
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Live Idaho election results: Track updates for Prop 1, president, Legislature and more
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Idahoans weigh in on the outcome of Prop 1
A large majority of voters said no to Proposition 1. As of Wednesday afternoon, only 30 percent of voters said yes to the ...
Election Day: Prop 1 fails
It was the most high-profile contest, besides US President, on Gem State ballots this election. Idahoans voted against it.
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Prop 1 rejected by voters
Idaho’s election system likely will not change, after voters largely rejected Prop 1. By midnight, 419,211 ballots statewide ...
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Prop 1 could increase voter turnout, signal political direction of growing population
Nationwide, measures on ballots illustrate an interest in reform and Boise State University Political Scientist, Dr. Jaclyn ...