You might be interested in a paper entitled Rank Aggregation Revisited,
on this topic. A google search for it will easily turn up pdf copies, for
example at
http:\\faculty.cs.tamu.edu/klappi/311/dwork.pdf
This is the article that introduced me to the local kemenization
that I have alluded to
How about using Mike's AERLO feature with MinMax opposing votes?
MinMax (opp) is a method in which it is natural to allow equal rankings
for first place, and satisfies the FBC when equal top rankings are
allowed, since ranking Favorite below Compromise doesn't help Compromise
any more than
There are several IRV experts on the list. I am
sure you are aware ofits practical use, too.
I'd like to know,
how many candidates are usually offered by the same party in IRV? Only one? Two
or more?
IRV is used in San Francisco and some other places.
Since US has two-party system,
Hello,
I don't know the quality of this:
* http://www.autourdulibre.org/2003/article34.html
If some of you speak french or want to reuse some of that repport, it is
possible since it is under GNU Free Documentation License Version 1.2,
November 2002.
I do not like the confusion between eVoting
I should add a question to the post below: Is IRV
in San Francisco and other places used to replace primaries+general election or
is it used only for general elections while primaries take place at some other
time earlier?
There are several IRV experts on the list. I
There are several IRV experts on the list. I am sure you are aware
of its practical use, too.
I will respond for ranked ballots, for IRV and Condorcet use the
same ballots and my responses apply to both.
I'd like to know, how many candidates are usually offered by the
same party in IRV? Only
