The following cities in the United States of America have all used Single Transferable Vote methods to elect local government legislative bodies, typically for city council elections (Listed by State):
| California : | Sacramento |
| Colorado : | Boulder |
| Connecticut : | West Hartford |
| Massachusetts : | Cambridge (currently used, city council and school committee) |
| Massachusetts : | Lowell |
| Massachusetts : | Medford |
| Massachusetts : | Quincy |
| Massachusetts : | Revere |
| Massachusetts : | Saugus |
| Massachusetts : | Worcester |
| Michigan : | Kalamazoo |
| Minnesota : | Hopkins |
| Minnesota : | Minneapolis (currently used, Park Board and Board of Estimate and Taxation) |
| New York : | Long Beach |
| New York : | New York City (city council) |
| New York : | New York City (32 community school board elections) |
| New York : | Yonkers |
| Ohio : | Ashtabula |
| Ohio : | Cincinnati |
| Ohio : | Cleveland |
| Ohio | Hamilton |
| Ohio : | Toledo |
| Oregon : | Coos Bay |
| West Virginia : | Wheeling |