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Vt. City Electing Mayor Via Instant Runoff

Saturday, March 04, 2006 12:58:31 PM
By ROSS SNEYD

BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) - Runoff elections are typically cumbersome processes, taking weeks and sometimes months to determine a winner. Burlington is going to do it all instantly.

In an innovation known as instant runoff voting, the results of Tuesday's five-candidate election for mayor and whatever runoffs are needed to settle it will all be known soon after polls close.

For the first time in a mayoral election in the United States, voters will mark their ballots for their favorite candidate, along with their second, third, fourth and fifth choices.


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