Re: [Election-Methods] [english 94%] Re: method design challenge +new method AMP

2008-05-05 Thread Juho
On May 3, 2008, at 19:08 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: One possible solution to the clone issue is to scale the number of candidates to first choice vote. One option for that would be to allow people cast a nominating vote as well as the ranking. The total number of nominee votes would

Re: [Election-Methods] [english 94%] Re: method design challenge +new method AMP

2008-05-03 Thread raphfrk
Juho wrote: Here's an example on how the proposed method might work. I'll use your set of votes but only the rankings. 51: ACB 49: BCA Let's then reverse the votes to see who the voters don't like. 51: BCA 49: ACB Then we'll use STV (or some other proportional method) to

Re: [Election-Methods] [english 94%] Re: method design challenge + new method AMP

2008-05-02 Thread Jobst Heitzig
Dear Juho, I'm not sure what you mean by How about using STV or some other proportional method to select the n-1 worst candidates and then elect the remaining one? Could you give an example or show how this would work out in the situation under consideration? Yours, Jobst Juho On

Re: [Election-Methods] [english 94%] Re: method design challenge + new method AMP

2008-05-02 Thread Juho
Here's an example on how the proposed method might work. I'll use your set of votes but only the rankings. 51: ACB 49: BCA Let's then reverse the votes to see who the voters don't like. 51: BCA 49: ACB Then we'll use STV (or some other proportional method) to select 2 (=3-1) candidates. STV