Wish we could get this on the ballot in Florida. ranked choice, non-partisan, dark money disclosure required US Supreme Court rejects challenge to Alaska campaign finance law The justices turned away an appeal by several Alaskan residents and advocacy groups, represented by a conservative legal group, of a lower court's ruling upholding the law narrowly approved as a ballot initiative in 2020. The initiative, called Ballot Measure 2, adopted sweeping changes to the state's elections system. The plaintiffs objected to what they called some of the most stringent disclosure requirements in the United States on political donors. The voters adopted a non-partisan open primary system, a method called ranked-choice voting for the general elections in which voters rank candidates in order of preference, and a series of changes to Alaska's campaign-finance laws to address the use of "dark money" in elections. The term "dark money" generally refers to election spending by certain organizations that do not disclose the identity of their donors, leaving voters in the dark as to who is trying to influence them.
I thought Alaska overturned their ranked choice voting system. Effort to repeal Alaska's ranked choice voting still holds narrow lead
It seems too close to call at this point. Election update: Begich declares victory, margin for ranked choice repeal now under 900 votes
