By first-round knockout, Francesca Hong is the winner of our ranked-choice voting experiment. How else did these rankings shake out in our survey? We dig deep into the results.
I don't understand the 2nd place votes for Rodriguez. If you're first choice is a progressive then why rank her 2nd when she is the middle of the road candidate?
With Sara’s campaign potentially imploding, I wonder if Roys becomes a dark horse, particularly because she was the candidate of choice for many progressives in ‘18, while now having multiple terms of experience as a state senator.
[This would probably require all of the other past and current candidates (besides Hong) to drop out and support her, which seems unlikely to happen; particularly in Barnes’ case.]
I don't understand the 2nd place votes for Rodriguez. If you're first choice is a progressive then why rank her 2nd when she is the middle of the road candidate?
With Sara’s campaign potentially imploding, I wonder if Roys becomes a dark horse, particularly because she was the candidate of choice for many progressives in ‘18, while now having multiple terms of experience as a state senator.
[This would probably require all of the other past and current candidates (besides Hong) to drop out and support her, which seems unlikely to happen; particularly in Barnes’ case.]
While I like Hong, this survey is only indicative of whom your viewers prefer. Most Democrats are not online with you.