to emphasize majority of those
present and voting, as apposed to a special majority or a majority of
all members.
SImple majority clearly means absolute majority in this link from Scotland:
http://www.sec.ed.ac.uk/Committees/AcYear/consult/VotingPaper.htm
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a
suitable utility function - of the citizen's 'representation share'.
Webster's method favours large and small states (or parties) equally.
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The parameters are as follows: the regional tournament has 16 teams - this
is fixed. Realistically, most sections will have between 3 and 20 teams,
with some approaching 25 or so. 6-14 or so is be the most common
range. Every section is guaranteed at least one bid
not include A, B or C, the results are the ones you
get with the Droop quota. If they all have A, B or C, the voters still get
one of their preferences elected, whether you count the papers or not. Why
does it matter so much?
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seats: 25.1% A, 25.1% B, 25.1%
C , 24.7% D?
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average votes per candidate.'
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will be wasted votes
of excluded voters.
Doesn't that depend on the way the voters vote? If they happen to be
divided in groups of 33 1/3%, there will be no votes wasted.
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list PR, perhaps the only place in North America that
has it. I haven't found enough detailed information about it, though. I
don't think their constitution and bye-laws say much about it.
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of that as a transfer, the votes are
transferred to the top vote-getters, or if some of them poll more than
enough, to lower candidates.
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different voting powers.
The method doesn't allow an opinion on every pair. But it looks like a
single vote that is transferable within a set of candidates, that was the
point I was trying to make.
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of election should find the Approval winner sequentially, if I've
got it right. The order of preferences is of course irrelevant and so is
the order in which eliminations are decided.
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have most power if I approve all of them?
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preferential d'Hondt-Phragmén's method, probably in the 1920s. One of the
problems with the 1909 Elections Act was the combination of a preferential
rule with a non-preferential one, which together with the problems that
Thiele's mehods has, could lead to unacceptable outcomes.
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).
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http://www.cix.co.uk/~rosenstiel/stv/orderstv.htm
The idea is so simple that it has probably been proposed many times before.
It should be noted that in the single-winner case this method does not
reduce to IRV.
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, apparently in 1964, and I couldn't find
statute books from the sixties.
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The names of
ineligible persons are disregarded and the following candidate is elected
instead.
Sorry about the inaccuracy. The vote is counted for the following
candidate/ the following candidate is moved up.
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about this. I sent one earlier from a
computer I didn't subscribe to this list from and it hasn't shown up yet.
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At 03:00 +0300 29.4.2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a question that has been bugging me, and now that I'm not a
candidate I can indulge myself.
I read a paper by Marji
and the
Prime Minister.
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Thanks for the links. Here's a nice one:
http://www.psr.keele.ac.uk/election.htm
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I misunderstood parts of the Weimar Republic Elections Act.
At 20:22 +0300 15.4.2002, Olli Salmi wrote:
Elections Act 24/7/1920 in German:
http://www.reichspresseamt.de/Rechtsfundstellen/reichswahlgesetz.html
Elections were regulated by the Elections Act. Men and women from the age
of 20 could
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1924 and 1933. The scope lies mainly in the
radicalization towards the left and the right edge of the political party
spectrum, which finally led to the end of the Weimar democratic system.
The legal texts might also be online in English but I didn't search for them.
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Juliet, coded in Java. Here's the programmer's manual, if it's still
online: http://thor.cam.ac.uk/group/CST1b/juliet/swc23/ProgDoc.htm.
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At 22:52 +0300 12.4.2002, Narins, Josh wrote:
Has anyone written on the relation between multi-option voting
systems and parliamentary
ballot paper is stamped, which presumably serves the same
purpose.
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System to Evolve
http://www.nd.edu/~kellogg/pdfs/taageper.pdf
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to avoid a 50-50 result. With
more seats to be filled there may always be a group which is not large
enough to be entitled for one seat. Their votes are wasted.
Or have I got it all wrong?
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with list PR.
This gives room for all sort of people.
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the same.
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just count as many topmost quotients as are
needed. The extra division is unnecessary and it's easier to see which
parties tie for a seat.
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At 17:19 +0200 30.1.2002, Jurij Toplak wrote:
Art. 23.
Members of the representative body are elected by proportional system with
party lists
. The results are faxed to the EBU scrutineer before they are read on
air.
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and last time for each). At the bottom eligible
voters, votes, blank votes, invalid votes, turn-out, percentage of invalid
votes. Perhaps they have it in English somewhere.
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edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica
mocked Americans for letting the stars decide the date of the election and
for a long time after I read that it was difficult for me to take fixed
terms seriously.
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, and 2 for both. Is it sure that Hare doesn't give
unfair advantage to small parties?
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At 15:19 +0300 26.4.1998, New Democracy wrote:
Party Votes 19 Seat 20 Seat Differences
Quotient Seats Quotient SeatsQuotient Seats
A 550
member constituencies, such as the Australian House of
Representatives or to multi member constituencies elected by STV
proportional representation, such as the Irish Dail. The non-ordinal
systems are, IMHO, poor alternatives that might be better suited to less
numerate societies.
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