In Three Choice Voting, you choose one primary ballot: Republican, Democrat or Independent.  You rank your top 2 for each race.

The top Republican, the top Democrat and the next top vote-getter advance.

In the general election, you rank your top 2 out of 3 candidates for each race.

With rank choice voting in the primary and the general election, an instant runoff occurs: if your first choice candidate finishes last, your vote goes to your second choice.

Your vote is never wasted.