ERBucklin(whole):
Voters rank as many candidates as they want to in order of preference. Equal
ranking and truncation are permitted.
There are a series of vote-giving rounds. In each round, every ranking gives
one whole vote (each) to one or more candidates as described in the next
paragra
Forest,
--- "Simmons, Forest " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> I like the modified ER Bucklin Whole version that Kevin and Mike have been
> considering.
I want to say: Although it's interesting that ERBW satisfies FBC and Majority,
I think it differentiates among adjacent ranks so little that st
I like the modified ER Bucklin Whole version that Kevin and Mike have been
considering.
I have two suggestions that might make it more viable as a public proposal:
1. Keep the number of possible distinct ranks down to seven or eight, for
ballot simplicity.
2. Allow a special mark "+" to b
