On 04/09/2013 04:01 AM, Abd ul-Rahman Lomax wrote:
You can make up complicated scenarios that bear no resemblance to what
would actually happen, and scare yourself with them.
The Mafia is just another interest group. Attempting to apply
large-scale coercion tends to piss people off. They don't
Dear Bayle,
a second clarification.
The voter can split his/her vote to several vote streams which are
similar or identical.
Then the vote buying and selling becomes much more complicated, since the
votes are split.
Best regards
Peter Zborník
2013/4/8 Peter Zbornik pzbor...@gmail.com
Dear
How about this for independence of clone criteria that are compatible with
Droop proportionality?
Cloning a winning candidate should not turn a loosing candidate into a winner.
Cloning a loosing candidate should not turn a winning candidate into a looser.
--- On Mon, 4/8/13, Ross Hyman
Bayle, Abd and Kristofer,
Bayle Shanks wrote:
Give each person two ballots: a secret ballot and a public ballot.
Or two kinds of election. Proxy voting is well suited to advisory
elections, as Abd calls them. He's written eloquently on the secret
ballot as a red herring in this context:
