Kevin Venzke wrote:
>David's method gives me a similar, simpler idea that would seem to be an
>improvement over IRV. The method would be:
>1. The voters rank the candidates they would be willing to support, and also
>place an approval cutoff. (Alternatively, all candidates ranked non-last
>could be considered "approved.")
>2. While there is no (voted) majority favorite, eliminate the Approval loser.
>3. Elect the voted majority favorite.
I admit my method is complex -simpler would be better. Could you provide an example of your (or Chris's) idea to show how it would discriminate a low utility centrist from a high utility one?
How for example
45 A>B
8 B>A
7 B>C
40 C>B
elects B
but
45 A>>>>B
8 B>A
7 B>C
40 C>>>>B
elects A ?
I would be interested.
David Gamble
- Re: [EM] IRV-Approval, Condorcet-Approval hybrids Dgamble997
- Re: [EM] IRV-Approval, Condorcet-Approval hybrids Kevin Venzke
