Meet Our Team
Dillon Rankin, Executive Director
Dillon is a Political Science and Pre-Law student at CU Boulder, and has been interested in electoral reform and alternative voting methods since his middle school teacher gave him a book on the subject. In his free time, he likes to read, cook, and study martial arts.
Michael Habinsky, Board Member
Michael Habinsky serves on RCV for Longmont's board of directors. He has lived in the Denver metro area since his early childhood. Ten years ago, Michael moved to Longmont and started a family. Michael's interest in election reform originated with him growing up in a family from the Soviet Union. Soviet corruption has marked the lives of so many people, replacing trust and safety with suspicion, fraud and abuse. Longmont doesn't have those problems, but through election reform we stand to gain a more inclusive, vibrant democracy. And as we better our city, we also lay the groundwork to end division, strengthen democracy and fight back against corruption globally.
Summit Louth, Board Member
Summit Louth is a Pre-Law student at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, and has lived in Longmont since his early childhood. Summit first garnered an interest in ranked choice voting when he ran for student body president of Silver Creek High School in a ranked choice election. Since then, Summit served as the Director of Policy Research for Rank MI Vote, a group facilitating the passage of ranked choice voting in Michigan elections. Outside of Ranked Choice Voting for Longmont, Summit is learning Arabic and reads historical biographies.
Dagny Dash, Social Media Director
Dagny is a high school senior in Longmont. She has been very politically engaged her entire life, opting to learn more about government and how she can get involved. In her free time, Dagny enjoys the arts. She plays the harp and acts in musical theater productions. She feels that ranked choice is the most democratic way to vote, and hopes to help create reform in this space.