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When did we last discuss ranked choice voting?
Most recently in “Counting the second round” (Nov 2025), around 41 minutes in, where the hosts revisited the Alaska results and disagreed about whether the format rewards moderates. Before that it came up only once, in “The city council episode” (Mar 2025), as a short segment on city elections.
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Counting the second round · Nov 2025The city council episode · Mar 2025A minute you need to find, or a year you want to read.
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