What outreach tactics effectively promote ranked-choice voting locally?

[TimothyYP]

I'm involved with a local non-partisan group advocating for electoral reform in our state, specifically looking to replace our current first-past-the-post system for state legislature elections. The political inertia is significant, and public understanding of alternative systems like ranked-choice voting is low. For others who have engaged in similar grassroots efforts, what were the most effective educational and outreach strategies you used to build broad-based support, and how did you frame the argument to appeal to voters across the political spectrum?