from Britanica I did the highlighting
PROS
CONS
Pro 1: Ranked-choice voting is often a less expensive form of voting and one that ensures that winners have some level of support from the majority of voters. Read More.
Con 1: Ranked-choice voting can eliminate the candidate with the most first-place votes, favor moderate candidates with only marginal support, and encourage scheming to get around these limitations. Read More.
Pro 2: Ranked-choice voting increases voter voice and choice, offering a more diverse pool of candidates. Read More.
Con 2: Ranked-choice voting disenfranchises voters, limiting their choices and “exhausting” their ballots. Read More.
Pro 3: Ranked-choice voting decreases negative campaigning, encourages candidates to campaign beyond their base, and increases voter turnout. Read More.
Con 3: Ranked-choice voting complicates voting, delays results, and is more vulnerable to corruption. Read More.