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Line 1: [[File:~~Ranked~~Raked STAR Ballot.jpg\|alt=Instructions: Rank your favorite(s) 1st. Rank your last choice(s) 6th. Skip rankings if desired to show stronger preferences between candidates. Equal rankings indicate no preference. Those left blank are ranked last. \|thumb\|A sample Ranked STAR ballot]] '''Ranked''' '''STAR voting''' is an [[Voting method\|electoral system]] [[:Category:Single-winner voting methods\|for single-seat elections]], though variations exist for multi-seat and multi-seat proportional representation elections. The name stands for Ranked "Score Then Automatic Runoff". Ranked STAR is mathematically the same as STAR Voting, but uses a ranked ballot. Ranked STAR Voting was invented by [[Sara Wolk]] in 2017 as a variation on the [[STAR Voting]] method. == Balloting ==