I see this as Approval with a complication - that Jameson calls SODA.
It gets a lot of thought here, including claimed Condorcet
compliance. I offer what I claim is a true summary of what I would
call smart Approval. What I see:
. Candidates each offer draft Approval votes which voters can
know in making their decisions.
. Vote by Approval rules.
. If there is no winner, then each candidate gets to vote above
draft once for each ballot that bullet voted for that candidate.
. If a voter is thinking bullet voting, but wants to avoid the
above - voting also for an unreal write-in will avoid giving the
candidate a draft vote.
I do not see the claimed compliance, for voters do not get to do
ranking. I see a couple uses of thoughts that imply ranking - they
are so rare that they look like typos to me.
On Jun 5, 2011, at 6:23 PM, [email protected] wrote:
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