Recommendable! This ranked choice voting seems to be an important, controversial issue for more than one reason. Apparently, it makes it more difficult for a voter to figure out the consequences of one's voting. The outcomes may be more unpredictable and not reflecting the will of the majority.
Caveat: I am not very familiar with the pros and cons of this voting scheme.
"... As we speak, liberal special interests are leading a sophisticated national campaign to push ranked choice voting in nearly every state. They have hired lobbyists, formed astroturf activist groups, and are financing state ballot measures across the country. This year alone, more than a half-dozen states, including battlegrounds such as Arizona and Nevada, are facing initiatives to change their elections with ranked choice voting. ...
In fact, ranked choice voting makes voting harder and puts the public’s trust in elections in jeopardy. ..."
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