A relatively recent form of voting is gaining traction, where, instead of voting for one candidate per office, voters are encouraged to select multiple candidates and rate them in order of preference. As a voter's first-place candidate is eliminated, the vote transfers to the voter's second-place candidate. This process continues until one candidate exceeds 50 percent of the vote. This type of voting is called ___ voting. A first-past-the-post B anti-majoritarian C ranked-choice D plurality