Craig Carey wrote:
> The weights of the Approval Voting method may as well be
> multiplicatively normalised so as to give each voter equal
> power. However that seemed to be opposed.
As I understand your definition of power, this would turn approval
voting into cumulative voting, or equivalently FPP in a single candidate
election.
> Regard "power", a person should be able to, as exactly as
> possible, oppose the vote of a neighbour that lives over the
> fence or any judge across the street.
Can you show an example in approval voting where a single voter is
unable to cancel the vote of any other single voter?