How More Choice Voting Works

• In San Diego, the nonpartisan primary will remain exactly the same except five candidates, instead of two, will advance to the general election.
• In the general election, you can still vote for only one candidate as you currently do OR you can rank candidates in order of preference.
• If a candidate wins a majority (over 50%) among the first-choice votes, that candidate is the winner.
• If no candidate wins a majority or more, the winning candidate is determined by ranked choice voting.
• Ranked choice voting ensures that the winner is supported by  more voters than any other candidate.