Chapter 1: What is Ranked Choice Voting & History

Chapter 2: Who Funds RCV?

Chapter 3: How They claims it works

Chapter 4: They Claim It Is Better

Chapter 5: They Claim It Is Cheaper

Chapter 6: They Claim It Is Faster

Chapter 7: They Claim It Increases Turnout

Chapter 8: They Claim RCV is more Civil

Chapter 9: They Claim RCV reduces or eliminates Spoiler Candidates

Chapter 10:They Claim RCV reduces or eliminates Gaming

Chapter 11: Absolute Majority & Exhausted Ballots

Chapter 12: Is Ranked Choice Good For 3rd Parties?

Chapter 13: Who is impacted disproportionately by Rank Choice Voting?

Chapter 14: 2002 San Francisco – The Beginning

Chapter 15: 2009 Aspen

Chapter 16: 2010 - 2011 San Francisco

Chapter 17: 2018 Maine

Chapter 18: 2020 & 2023 Massachusetts

Chapter 19: 2021- 2023 New York City & New Jersey

Chapter 20: 2022 Missouri

Chapter 21: 2010 - 2022 Oakland

Chapter 22: 2022 Alaska

Chapter 23: 2023 D.C. Democrats Against RCV

Chapter 24: 2021 - 2023 Virginia

Chapter 25: 2023 Minnetonka, Minnesota

Chapter 26: 2023 Arizona

Chapter 27: 2023 Ohio

Chapter 28: How to Stop Rank Choice Voting from Infecting Your State

Chapter 29: Over 2 Decades with Rank Choice Voting, here are the Results

Chapter 30: Jungle Primary

Chapter 31: Pro-RCV Groups Nationwide

Chapter 32: Why I wrote this book

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Welcome to "Rank Choice Voting – Illusion of Choice." In this book, we will embark on a comprehensive exploration of one of the most significant aspects of the democratic process: elections. Specifically, we will delve into the realm of Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) and critically examine its claims, impacts, and potential consequences in US elections.

Let's discuss the merits of RCV in a simple terminology:
Is it Better? Why
Is it cheaper? Why
Is it faster? How?
Does it increase turnout? Proof
Does it eliminates spoiler candidates? Proof
Does it help 3rd parties? Proof
It produces an absolute majority? Proof