Ranked Choice Voting ballots are easy to fill out.
RCVIS makes the results easy to understand, too.
Charts, graphs, and tables to help your audience understand the results of a Ranked Choice Voting election. Export to Wikipedia, embed with HTML, or share to social media.
What is Ranked Choice Voting?
RCV is just like a regular election, except you can have backup choices. If your top pick gets the fewest votes, they are eliminated and your vote is transferred to your next choice.
Learn more on our medium post: An Illustrated Guide to Ranked Choice Voting.
Types of Visualizations
Bar Charts
Sankey Diagrams
Round-by-Round
Single Table Summary
Live Examples
Utah County 2019 Elections
Used during the election cycle by utahcounty.gov
2019 Payson City Council Seat 1
2019 Payson City Council Seat 2
2019 Payson City Council Seat 3
2019 Vineyard City Council Seat 1
2019 Vineyard City Council Seat 2
Sample Elections
Using sample data for demonstration purposes
2019 City of Eastpointe (multi-winner)
2019 FairVote Primary Poll
2018 Maine Gubernatorial Primary
2015 Portland Mayoral Race
More Resources
Create an RCV poll
With a button to export to rcvis
Advocate for RCV
Champions of electoral reform, including RCV
Tabulate the results of an RCV election
Multiple algorithms for tabulating individual votes to round-by-round results. RCVIS can read these results
Implement RCV in your jurisdiction
Best practices and resources for implementing RCV
