Some conservatives are showing interest in ranked-choice voting, a method favored by the Left. This system, which allows voters to rank candidates in order of preference, is gaining popularity and may be on the November ballot in four states. While it has been adopted in some places, critics argue that it is confusing and undemocratic. Despite opposition from conservative groups and Republican figures, some Republicans are starting to reconsider their stance on ranked-choice voting, potentially signaling a shift in its acceptance among conservatives.