In the 1977 Australian referendum the winner was chosen by the system of instant-runoff voting.

The Mayor is directly elected by a instant-runoff voting for a four-year term.

The cooperation is in response to a new election system, instant-runoff voting.

All other constituencies elected one member by instant-runoff voting.

The 1953 Manitoba election was determined by instant-runoff voting in most constituencies.

One possible method is to apply instant-runoff voting to the candidates of the Smith set.

In this respect the contingent vote is the same as instant-runoff voting.

This example shows that instant-runoff voting violates the favorite betrayal criterion.

The new system, known as instant-runoff voting, allows voters to select and rank three candidates based on their preferences.

Under instant-runoff voting, voters are asked to rank their top three choices for an office.