In this Example I will uses the 2008 US Presidential Election only to
illustrate a point - you could assume a state Senators race
We currently have about 25 candidates running for President of the United
States.
9 Democrats
9 Republicans
3 (assumed) Green
2 (assumed) Libertarian
2 (assumed
On Thu, 27 Dec 2007 21:30:08 -0800 Don&Cathy Hoffard wrote:
> Dave Ketchum Said
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> >Best to leave US Presidential out of this debate because of its
> peculiarities. Time enough to go there once the basic topic is resolved
> for general use.
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> >Also matters that Plurality is the
Dave Ketchum Said
>Best to leave US Presidential out of this debate because of its
peculiarities. Time enough to go there once the basic topic is resolved for
general use.
>Also matters that Plurality is the major election method in the US.
Plurality DESPERATELY needs Primaries to try to av
Best to leave US Presidential out of this debate because of its
peculiarities. Time enough to go there once the basic topic is resolved
for general use.
Also matters that Plurality is the major election method in the US.
Plurality DESPERATELY needs Primaries to try to avoid parties having
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On Dec 27, 2007, at 22:39 , Don&Cathy Hoffard wrote:
In this example I will uses the 2008 US Presidential Election only
to illustrate a point - you could assume a state Governor or
Senators race
We currently have about 25 candidates running for President of the
United States.
9 Democr
In this example I will uses the 2008 US Presidential Election only to
illustrate a point - you could assume a state Governor or Senators race
We currently have about 25 candidates running for President of the United
States.
9 Democrats
9 Republicans
3 (assumed) Green
2 (assumed) Libertarian
