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General Election November 5, 2024 · City of Richmond

Measure L - City of Richmond

Shall the City of Richmond Charter be amended to authorize use of instant runoff voting, also known as ranked choice voting, to allow Richmond voters to rank Mayor and City Council election candidates in order of preference on their ballots, intended for implementation for the November 2026 election, and upon adoption of an implementing ordinance by the Richmond City Council?

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1
Yes
54.4% 19,270 +8.8
2
No
45.6% 16,159

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D+57.4%
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~XX of ~XX (~XX%)
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~XX% of top-of-ticket voters

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