Martin Harper wrote: >> > One, voters of the top two candidates, D and E, would >> > not march lockstep and vote for the same second choice A, >> > and then the same third choice B, etc. >> With 17 voters, it's entirely possible simply by random chance. >> If supporters of D and E share similar political views, it's more >> possible. If they are members of a distinct faction handing in >> block votes, then it's likely. In a situation like the one in Australia, where parties advise their members on preferences, it's to be expected.
