Ranked choice voting? Here's my guide.
1) Use all your choices! Doesn't matter how much you hate a candidate as long, as there's somebody you hate more.
2) There is one game to play. If you don't vote for a front-runner 1-4, still put the one you would prefer as #5.
1) Use all your choices! Doesn't matter how much you hate a candidate as long, as there's somebody you hate more.
2) There is one game to play. If you don't vote for a front-runner 1-4, still put the one you would prefer as #5.
What these preliminary results mean ,with 219,944 "inactive ballots" is that 23% of voters didn't put Adams OR Garcia in ANY rank. That's a shame if you care, since it seems to come down to those two. 16% didn't vote for the top 3?! You had 5 ranks. Don't leave blanks! 
If you only put down two votes out of five because, perhaps, "those are the only two I like," and those two don't make it to the final round, your vote becomes "inactive. It literally does not count.
Don't let your ballot become "inactive." Then your vote no longer matters. Not in a new way, mind you. Same way not voting for the winner means your vote doesn't "count." The difference is now you get 5 choices! You want your vote to count in the final runoff. Plan accordingly.
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