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Kansas House bans ranked-choice voting for state and local elections
2605071 · March 13, 2025
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Summary
Senate Bill 6, prohibiting the use of ranked-choice voting methods by any Kansas government entity, passed the House 86–37 after a session of debate that raised local-control and voter-confidence arguments.
The Kansas House voted 86 to 37 to pass Senate Bill 6, which prohibits any government entity in the state from using ranked-choice voting (RCV) methods in elections. The statute applies across local and state jurisdictions, including school boards and municipalities.
Representative Proctor, the bill’s floor carrier and chair of…
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