Yet another version of this Approval Strong Sincere Defense, Range
method occurs to me: uses ratings ballots with more available slots than
there are candidates and on each ballot interpret the highest empty slot
as the approval threshold.
This is simpler than my previous automatic version
Kristofer Munsterhjelm:
Normalization could be used if required, with either the voter
specifying absolutely worst and absolutely best (setting the
range), or by the lowest and highest rated candidate having those
positions. So if a voter wants to say that he likes all the
candidates, but
Chris Benham wrote:
I have an idea for a FBC complying method that I think is clearly
better than the version of Range Voting (aka Average Rating or
Cardinal Ratings) defined and promoted by CRV.
http://rangevoting.org/
I suggest that voters use multi-slot ratings ballots that
I have an idea for a FBC complying method that I think is clearly
better than the version of Range Voting (aka Average Rating or
Cardinal Ratings) defined and promoted by CRV.
http://rangevoting.org/
I suggest that voters use multi-slot ratings ballots that have the bottom
slots (at
