; or (C) a ballot on which the voter skips two or more consecutive numerical rankings prior to the ranking for the continuing candidate at the highest order of preference. (3) The term nonpartisan blanket primary election means a single, open primary election for the office of Senator or the office of Representative in Congress in which all candidates for the office are listed on the same primary election ballot, regardless of political party affiliation. (4) The term winning candidate means a candidate who was elected to office (or, in the case of a primary election, who advanced to the general election for such office as provided under the law of the State involved) under the tabulation process applicable to the election under part 2 at any time during the tabulation of ballots. . (b) Conforming amendment relating to applicability of enforcement provisions Section 401 of such Act ( 52 U.S.C. 21111 ) is amended by striking sections 301, 302, and 303 and inserting title III . (c) Clerical Amendment The table of contents of such Act is amended by adding at the end of the item relating to title III the following: Subtitle C—Ranked Choice Voting Part 1—Requiring Ranked Choice Voting for Election of Senators and Representatives Sec. 321. Requiring ranked choice voting for election of Senators and Representatives. Sec. 322. Prohibiting additional runoff elections. Sec. 323. Treatment of primary elections. Sec. 324. Application to District of Columbia and Territories. Part 2—Tabulation Process Sec. 331. Tabulation process. Sec. 332. Special rules for nonpartisan blanket primary elections. Sec. 333. Exclusion of inactive ballots. Sec. 334. Use of batch elimination. Sec. 335. Treatment of ties between candidates. Sec. 336. Determination of votes cast for candidates of political parties for purposes of access to ballot in Federal elections. Part 3—Payments to States To Implement Ranked Choice Voting Sec. 341. Payments to States to implement ranked choice voting. Part 4—Definitions Sec. 351. Definitions. . 3. No effect on