Tells us little since this is one person's opinion.
IRV lets voters state their desires more completely than Plurality and is
often better at picking a winner - but sometimes fails badly, so:
Not too bad when you do not know of better.
I join Kathy in wantng to move to better.
DWK
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008 18:17:06 +0100 James Gilmour wrote:
Kathy Dopp > Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2008 4:53 AM
I try not to waste time
on stupid ideas and I've already wasted over 6 weeks of this
year considering IRV which is an incredibly stupid voting
method at first glance after 15 minutes of study IMO.
So what does this tell us about the many thousands of public elections and
civic organisation elections that have been conducted by
the IRV voting system since it was introduced for public elections around 100
years ago?
James Gilmour
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