Elucidate? On Mon, 11 Dec 2000, Bart Ingles wrote: > > David Catchpole wrote: > > > > Votes: > > > > A>B>C > > A>B>C > > A>B>C > > B>A>C > > B>A>C > > C>A>B > > C>A>B > > C>A>B > > C>A>B > > > > Using plurality, C wins. If we assume that voters have rankings, _whether > > or not they can express them on their ballots_, then plurality fails a > > Condorcet criterion. > > > You are also making an unstated assumption that voters have no knowledge > of the other voters' preferences, or at least of the candidates' > relative positions in the political spectrum. > > Bart > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- History never repeats itself. It stutters.
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