Kentucky Senator Stephen Meredith, 5th District (R)
Sponsored Senate Bill 124 during 2021 KY legislative session
SB124 proposes to adopt RCV for Kentucky state-level offices
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David Daley, former editor Louisville Courier-News
"Kentucky can strengthen elections and inspire confidence in the results. Here's how"
 
Former U.S. Senator John McCain, Arizona (R)
Endorsed RCV in Alaska (Ballot Measure 1, 2002)
"[RCV] will lead to good government because Alaska will elect leaders who have the support of a majority of voters."
 
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, Massachusetts (D)

Authored 2020 op-ed for Globe Opinion endorsing RCV
“<RCV> can ensure that everyone’s vote counts and open the door to elections that more fairly represent the electorate.”
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Presidential Candidate Andrew Yang

Founded Forward Party, which includes Ranked Choice Voting as a primary plank in their platform.
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Former Utah Governor Gary Herbert (R)

Signed Utah House Bill 35 in 2018, allowing municipalities to pilot ranked choice voting.
Supports expanding RCV in Utah.
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Former Minnesota Governor Arne Carlson (R)

Ranked-choice voting: A reason for hope
"We believe ranked-choice voting is the most effective tool to build civil, strong, reflective, responsive and civic-minded leadership – at all levels of government – for the challenges that lie ahead."
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Presidential Candidate Jo Jorgensen (L)

Endorsed RCV during 2020 interview with Luck Box Magazine
Voiced support for RCV in a 2020 Tweet on Twitter