At 10:46 AM 3/10/2012, Andy Jennings wrote:
- I like Abd's suggestion for extending it to partisan elections
(each party only gets one slot in the approval round), but how are
you going to do that? A party primary before the approval
round? Maybe you could say that only the Republican who co
2012/3/10 Andy Jennings
>
> Story about Approval-Runoff:
> I actually met with some state legislators last year and got one of them
interested in approval voting. He was willing to introduce a bill allowing
cities to try approval voting. (Arizona is at a disadvantage to other
states, in terms of
Story about Approval-Runoff:
I actually met with some state legislators last year and got one of them
interested in approval voting. He was willing to introduce a bill allowing
cities to try approval voting. (Arizona is at a disadvantage to other
states, in terms of voting reform, because state
In the U.S. there have been three major advanced single-winner voting
systems tried.
Bucklin.
Top-two runoff.
Single transferable vote, recently called "Instant Runoff Voting"
because it supposedly imitates TTR.
All of these have been viewed as reforms, with enthusiasm, by
political scientis
2012/3/9 Kevin Venzke
> Hi,
>
> *De :* Abd ul-Rahman Lomax
> *À :* Kevin Venzke ; election-methods <
> election-meth...@electorama.com>
> *Envoyé le :* Vendredi 9 mars 2012 17h04
> *Objet :* Re: [EM] Obvious Approval advantages. SODA. Approval-Runoff.
>
> At 07:36 PM 3/8/2012, Kevin Venzke wro
While discussion of strategies whereby a
political party might attempt to manipulate
Bucklin/runoff is interesting, we should be
careful not to treat these "hazards" as if they
were facts, unless there are facts to back them.
The strategy mentioned, to clone a candidate, for
a party to attem
