On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 10:53 AM, Markus Schulze
wrote:
> Then the n-th seat goes to a candidate B
> such that the set {A(1),...,A(n-1),B} satisfies
> Droop proportionality for n seats.
Expanding this using the (k+1) solid coalitions definition.
If a group of voters representing a fraction,
Dear Warren,
for the top-down approach to create a party list,
I would define "proportionality" as follows:
Suppose place 1 to (n-1) have already been
filled. Suppose A(i) (with i = 1,...,(n-1))
is the candidate of place i.
Suppose we want to fill the n-th place.
Suppose it is po
