Ranked-Choice Voting (“RCV”) is an election method on the rise in the US, as more state and local jurisdictions adopt it in place of traditional single-choice plurality voting. This report compiles the administration and reporting procedures from jurisdictions across the country using RCV. Jurisdictions use an array of strategies to collate and display RCV results. This guide provides actionable information for those looking to understand the state of RCV in the country and to see how a new jurisdiction can effectively adopt RCV.