Multiple primary races are headed to June runoffs. Ranked-choice voting offers a better way.

Georgia's primary elections for U.S. Senate and governor are headed to a June runoff due to no candidates securing a majority. The article highlights voter fatigue and costs associated with runoffs, advocating for ranked-choice voting as an alternative to eliminate second elections while ensuring a majority winner. Alaska, Maine, and cities like New York City and San Francisco have adopted ranked-choice voting.