Voting for presidential candidates, especially in the primaries when there are many candidates, should be a ranking of each candidate on a scale from 1 to 10. The candidate with the highest average score wins.This way, it is clear who is second and third choice, there's no risk of "splitting the vote", and objectively good (qualified, charismatic, experienced) candidates will score well, despite who else is running. The current system leaves a lot of room for an undesirable candidate to emerge as a winner.

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