DYN uses two bits, for different things. Filling in both "approve" and "do not delegate" beside a given candidate is synonymous with "approve", so it's not actually a full two bits, but it's still a pretty good system. Still, I have to say, I think that SODA beats it for simplicity, and if simplicity is not an issue, then other systems probably beat it.
2011/6/15 <[email protected]> > So far SODA seems to be the best use of one bit ballots, i.e. the Plurality > style ballots which have just > one bubble to the right of each name. > > What is the best way to use two bit ballots, i.e. ballots that have two > bubbles to the right of each name? > ---- > Election-Methods mailing list - see http://electorama.com/em for list info >
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