Final Four Voting – a nonpartisan, all-candidate primary where the top four vote-getters advance + ranked choice voting in the general election

Following Alaska’s successful passage of Final Four Voting in 2020, Colorado is looking to adopt a similar reform in an overhaul of their election system. Momentum around election reform has been growing in this state for many years, with four cities (Boulder, Broomfield, Basalt, and Carbondale) already using ranked choice voting. Many of the Centennial state’s legislative and congressional races are decided in the primary; Final Four Voting would give voters more choice, especially in districts dominated by a single party.

RepresentUs is working with local partners in Colorado, including the League of Women Voters, FairVote, and our local chapters to engage as many supporters as possible.