Donald- I'll try to send out the ballots later. For now, a response on circular ties:
Donald Davison said: > Donald: If most of the `A' voters vote A>B then it follows that most of > the `B' voters would vote B>A, but if instead, most of the `B' voters > vote B>C, then that is a flaw produced most likely by uninformed voters, > because informed voters would favor candidates whose supporters favor > their candidates. OK, if by "A voters" you mean people who list A first, then by definition they prefer A to B, and by definition the "B voters" prefer B to A. The only question is whether the A voters prefer B to C or C to B, and whether the B voters prefer A to C. There's nothing illogical about one person having the preference A>B>C and another having the preference B>C>A. How do you respond to that? Alex ---- Election-methods mailing list - see http://electorama.com/em for list info
