Massachusetts Voters Said No to Ranked Choice Voting

Voters of Massachusetts on Nov. 3 said “no” to a reform that would have dramatically altered the way voters choose their elected leaders, rejecting a ballot question backed by a number of current and former political leaders from both parties that would have allowed voters in future statewide elections to rank candidates in races with three or more choices on the ballot...

...With 80 percent of precincts reporting, the ranked choice voting question trailed with 45.5 percent supporting the initiative and 54.5 percent opposed, despite proponents raising nearly $10 million and vastly outspending opponents who raised just over $3,500...

https://masslawyersweekly.com/2020/11/04/voters-embrace-auto-repair-question-reject-voting-reform/