Ranked choice voting could be on the ballot for DC come November

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Washington, D.C. voters will get the opportunity in November to choose whether or not they want to implement a ranked choice voting initiative. 

The ballot measure, also known as Initiative 83, was proposed by an organization called Make All Votes Count and spearheaded by Lisa D.T. Rice, an advisory neighborhood commissioner from Ward 7.

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