To: Benjamin Grant b...@4efix.com
Most IRV in real world limits the rankings to 3 candidates per voter.
In my approach, I treat the rankings as approval votes in the first round
and tally up the number of times each candidate gets ranked to determine
3 finalists.There are 10 ways to rank 3
So if I understand you:
You have a single election. You permit people to rank up to 3 candidates,
no more. You eliminate form consideration all but the top 3 people who
were ranked, regardless of what rank they got. Then, with only those three
left, you proceed to process them with standard IRV
David L WetzellSent: Monday, June 24, 2013 4:19 PM
Most IRV in real world limits the rankings to 3 candidates per voter.
In real world? Evidence please - on a WORLD basis..
I have never encountered such limits in any IRV election. But then, I don't
live in the USA.
Some 3-only
I limit the collection of ranking info to up to 3 rankings per voter, which
is useful for practical purposes, and then treat the up to 3 rankings per
voter as approval votes to determine which three of the umpteen candidates
proceed. I then process those three with the standard IRV to find the
: Monday, June 24, 2013 12:20 PM
To: Benjamin Grant
Cc: EM
Subject: Re: [EM] Fwd: Is it professional?
I limit the collection of ranking info to up to 3 rankings per voter, which
is useful for practical purposes, and then treat the up to 3 rankings per
voter as approval votes to determine which
:20 PM
*To:* Benjamin Grant
*Cc:* EM
*Subject:* Re: [EM] Fwd: Is it professional?
** **
I limit the collection of ranking info to up to 3 rankings per voter,
which is useful for practical purposes, and then treat the up to 3 rankings
per voter as approval votes to determine which three
*Subject:* Re: [EM] Fwd: Is it professional?
** **
I limit the collection of ranking info to up to 3 rankings per voter,
which is useful for practical purposes, and then treat the up to 3 rankings
per voter as approval votes to determine which three of the umpteen
candidates proceed. I
*Sent:* Monday, June 24, 2013 12:20 PM
*To:* Benjamin Grant
*Cc:* EM
*Subject:* Re: [EM] Fwd: Is it professional?
** **
I limit the collection of ranking info to up to 3 rankings per voter,
which is useful for practical purposes, and then treat the up to 3 rankings
per voter as approval
