Sarah Palin came all the way to CPAC to campaign against the election system that cost her Alaska's House seat

• Sarah Palin came all the way to CPAC in Maryland to speak out against ranked-choice voting.
• The system lets voters rank multiple candidates and is designed to ensure that winners have majority support.
• But Alaska elected a Democrat in part due to the system, and now conservatives want to get rid of it.

NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland —  Among the far-right conservative influencers, politicians, and personalities at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) this year was former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the one-time Republican vice-presidential candidate who recently lost a House race to Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola.