Greetings,
Below is one example from Lorrie Cranor's paper on the net via Rob L.
voter 1: a b c d e
voter 2: b c e d a
voter 3: e a b c d
voter 4: a b d e c
voter 5: b d c a e
I noticed that two candidates have zero votes in the first set of selections.
My question is: How is this handle when pairing? Do you still include these
two candidates in all the possible pairs? Would it be possible for a zero
candidate to maybe win the election in a different Condorcet example?
I am curious.
Donald,
- Re: Lorrie Cranor's Example New Democracy
- Re: Lorrie Cranor's Example Rob Lanphier
