Jameson Quinn wrote (26 March 2010):
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"Right now, I think MCV - that is, two-rank, equality-allowed Bucklin, with
top-two runoffs if no candidate receives a majority of approvals in those
two ranks - is my favorite proposal for practical implementation."
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Jameson,
What does "MCV" stand for?
Does "top-two runoffs" mean a second trip to the polls?
How are the candidates scored to determine the top two? Is it based on the
candidates' scores after the second Bucklin round?
Chris Benham
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