On 01/03/2012 10:44 PM, Ted Stern wrote:
I've seen examples in which Bucklin (with equal ratings) fails the
Participation criterion, AKA Woodall's mono-add-top criterion for
deterministic methods:
the participation criterion says that the addition of a ballot,
where candidate A is
On 03 Jan 2012 16:38:56 -0800, Jameson Quinn wrote:
It depends on the tiebreaker used when there is are multiple
majorities at second level. If the tiebreaker is that the most
second-level votes wins, then I believe that the method meets
participation. Otherwise, AB votes can cause B A
I've seen examples in which Bucklin (with equal ratings) fails the
Participation criterion, AKA Woodall's mono-add-top criterion for
deterministic methods:
the participation criterion says that the addition of a ballot,
where candidate A is strictly preferred to candidate B, to an
existing
It depends on the tiebreaker used when there is are multiple majorities
at second level. If the tiebreaker is that the most second-level votes
wins, then I believe that the method meets participation. Otherwise, AB
votes can cause BA (instead of just A) to pass the second-level threshold
and
