Juho Laatu wrote:
The final of the Eurovision Song Contest of this year was held last
saturday. In the vote all countries give points to the songs of all
other countries (that made it to the final). The voting traditions
are a bit biased. Countries tend to give high points to their
neighbours or
Hallo,
currently, there is the tradition to give 12, 10, 8 points
always to its political/ethnic/geographic neighbours. I recommend
that a Condorcet method should be used to reduce the effects of
this voting behaviour. As Condorcet methods put less emphasis on
first preferences, the above voting
Forrest,
With this profile, using RRV, Y is elected in round 1 and X is elected in
round 2. As such, they will have equal weight.
However, we can continue to iterate RRV, without removing these candidates.
The more times a candidate is chosen, the more voting weight he will get.
The election
On 16.5.2011, at 15.30, Kristofer Munsterhjelm wrote:
Juho Laatu wrote:
The final of the Eurovision Song Contest of this year was held last
saturday. In the vote all countries give points to the songs of all
other countries (that made it to the final). The voting traditions
are a bit biased.
On 16.5.2011, at 15.49, Markus Schulze wrote:
Hallo,
currently, there is the tradition to give 12, 10, 8 points
always to its political/ethnic/geographic neighbours. I recommend
that a Condorcet method should be used to reduce the effects of
this voting behaviour. As Condorcet methods put
