Opposition to ranked-choice voting has grown more organized, led by a network linked to influential conservative Leonard Leo, illustrating the shifting landscape of electoral reforms.
Despite recent successes of pro-democracy measures, the defeats in several states suggest that momentum may be stalling amid increased polarization and organized opposition.
Ohio's rejection of a bipartisan commission for redistricting highlights the stronghold of Republican control, with lawmakers continuing to favor partisan districts despite state court rulings.
Deb Otis of FairVote reflects that the looming presidential election and numerous ballot measures likely led voters to hesitate on new electoral concepts this year.
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