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	"author_name": "Creator Congress",
	"author_url": "https://actionnetwork.org/groups/creator-congress",
	"title": "URGENT! Tell the DNC: Don&#x27;t Ban Ranked Choice Voting",
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	"description": "This Saturday, August 15, the DNC&#x27;s Rules &amp; Bylaws Committee is set to vote on a rule that would ban ranked choice voting in the 2028 presidential primary — even in Maine and Washington, D.C., where voters already made RCV the law. The party would print ranked ballots but simply refuse to count how people ranked them. We&#x27;ve seen what happens with and without RCV. In New York City&#x27;s 2025 mayoral primary, ranked choice voting let progressive candidates build coalitions instead of fighting over the same voters — and delivered a true majority winner. In Los Angeles&#x27;s 2026 mayoral race, without RCV, two progressive candidates split the same base in a crowded field, nearly handing the runoff to someone else entirely. The DNC is about to make sure every future presidential primary runs like LA, not NYC. Send a letter to DNC Chair Ken Martin and your state party chair urging them to reject the ban before Saturday&#x27;s vote.",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/letters/urgent-tell-the-dnc-dont-ban-ranked-choice-voting"
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