Brian Olson wrote:
I'm trying to understand the details of this procedure.
On Apr 16, 2007, at 12:03 PM, Chris Benham wrote:
My current favourite plain ranked-ballot method is "Approval-
Sorted Margins(Ranking) Elimination":
1. Voters rank candidates, truncation and equal-ranking allo
I'm trying to understand the details of this procedure.
On Apr 16, 2007, at 12:03 PM, Chris Benham wrote:
> My current favourite plain ranked-ballot method is "Approval-
> Sorted Margins(Ranking) Elimination":
>
> 1. Voters rank candidates, truncation and equal-ranking allowed.
>
> 2. Interpret
I would like to see how the Yee/BOlsen diagrams for this method
compare with those of IRNR (Instant Runoff by Normalized Ratings), for
example.
Chris Benham wrote:
>Hello,
>My current favourite plain ranked-ballot method is "Approval-Sorted
>Margins(Ranking) Elimination":
>
>1. Voters ra
Hello,
My current favourite plain ranked-ballot method is "Approval-Sorted
Margins(Ranking) Elimination":
1. Voters rank candidates, truncation and equal-ranking allowed.
2. Interpreting ranking above bottom or equal-bottom as 'approval',
initially order the candidates
according to their app
