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IIRC in some applications of ranked choice voting it's possible to rank an arbitrary number of choices. So even voting the old-fashioned way would be fine.
by thepete2 5y ago
IIRC in some applications of ranked choice voting it's possible to rank an arbitrary number of choices. So even voting the old-fashioned way would be fine.
- JumpCrisscross 5y ago> in some applications of ranked choice voting it's possible to rank an arbitrary number of choices In New York City, it was arbitrary and up to five. So yes, perfectly backwards compatible.