Ranked Choice Voting provides a balanced discussion of an electoral reform operating and up for adoption in many states and localities throughout North America. Drawing on numerous examples of recent ranked choice elections, the book offers the history and theory behind this election method in an accessible and nonpartisan way. Broad-ranging, even-handed, and evidence-based, this authoritative overview of an increasingly popular format for democratic elections in the US will appeal to anyone interested in electoral reform and American democracy more generally.