Senate committee hears testimony on ranked-choice study and multiple election-law changes
Senate Committee on Government Operations members heard nearly two hours of testimony April 9 on a House bill (page 474) that would require studies and technical changes to Vermont election law, including a report on whether ranked‑choice voting should be used in the presidential primary.
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Senate Committee on Government Operations members heard nearly two hours of testimony April 9 on a House bill (page 474) that would require studies and technical changes to Vermont election law, including a report on whether ranked‑choice voting should be used in the presidential primary and several changes tied to audits, ballot handling and campaign‑finance reporting.
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