The number of candidates whom a voter may rank in the election, as determined under paragraph (2), shall be uniform for all voters in the election within the State (C) The ballot shall include all qualified candidates for the election and (to the extent permitted under State law) options for voters to select write-in candidates. (D) The ballot shall include such instructions as the State considers necessary to enable the voter to rank candidates and successfully cast the ballot under the system. (2) Determination of number of candidates voter may rank The number of candidates a voter may rank in a ranked choice voting election shall be determined as follows: (A) If feasible, the ballot shall permit voters to rank a number of candidates in the election which is not fewer than the number of seats in the election plus 4. (B) If the number of candidates in the election is less than the number of ranking provided under subparagraph (A), the ballot shall permit voters to rank a number of candidates which is not fewer than the number of candidates in the election, including write-in candidates. (C) If it is not feasible for the ballot to permit voters to rank as many candidates as required under subparagraphs (A) or (B), the State may limit the number of candidates who may be ranked for each election on the ballot to a maximum feasible number established by the State, except that such number may not be less than 5 for any election on the ballot. 322. Tabulation of ballots (a) Tabulation for single-Seat congressional elections (1) Process for tabulation In the case of a single-seat election, each ballot cast in the election shall count as one vote for the highest-ranked active candidate on the ballot. Tabulation shall proceed in rounds as described in paragraphs (2) and (3). (2) Elimination of candidates during tabulation If there are more than two active candidates, the active candidate with the fewest votes is eliminated, each vote cast on a ballot for the eliminated candidate shall be counted for the next-ranked