Bill > SB63

This bill generally prohibits the use of ranked choice voting, also known as instant runoff voting, which is a method where voters rank candidates in order of preference and votes are transferred in rounds until a candidate achieves a majority or all offices are filled. Municipalities or chartered counties that adopt ranked choice voting will have their distributions from the Local Government Fund, which is state funding provided to local governments, withheld. The bill also makes changes to how election petition records are handled, specifying that they are public records subject to disclosure.