On Thu, 20 Jan 2005, James Green-Armytage wrote:
Forest,
Interesting stuff; I'll have to look at this for awhile.
Might be good to mention the operative approval strategy at the beginning
of these posts, to avoid confusion. You mentioned a few possible
strategies in your 1/17 e-mail; I'm not quite
Forest,
Interesting stuff; I'll have to look at this for awhile.
Might be good to mention the operative approval strategy at the beginning
of these posts, to avoid confusion. You mentioned a few possible
strategies in your 1/17 e-mail; I'm not quite sure which one you are
assuming voters will fo
Let's suppose that there are three candidates, and that one of them C
is preferred over the other two by fifty percent plus majorities (not
just by more for than against).
Suppose that candidate X (not equal to C) is the perceived front runner
going into the first election. Then strategic vote
