Re: [EM] IRV - Approval, Condorcet - Approval hybrids

2003-09-08 Thread Kevin Venzke
Chris, --- Chris Benham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : >> "David's method gives me a similar, simpler idea that would seem to be an >> improvement over IRV. The method would be: >> >> 1. The voters rank the candidates they would be willing to support, and also >> place an approval cutoff. (Alt

[EM] IRV - Approval, Condorcet - Approval hybrids

2003-09-07 Thread Chris Benham
Kevin, On Monday, Sep.1, 2003 you wrote: "David's method gives me a similar, simpler idea that would seem to be an improvement over IRV. The method would be: 1. The voters rank the candidates they would be willing to support, and also place an approval cutoff. (Alternatively, all candidates rank

Re: [EM] IRV-Approval, Condorcet-Approval hybrids

2003-09-02 Thread Kevin Venzke
David, --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > Kevin Venzke wrote: > > >David's method gives me a similar, simpler idea that would seem to be an > >improvement over IRV. The method would be: > > >1. The voters rank the candidates they would be willing to support, and also > >place an approval cutoff

Re: [EM] IRV-Approval, Condorcet-Approval hybrids

2003-09-01 Thread Dgamble997
Kevin Venzke wrote: >David's method gives me a similar, simpler idea that would seem to be an >improvement over IRV. The method would be: >1. The voters rank the candidates they would be willing to support, and also >place an approval cutoff. (Alternatively, all candidates ranked non-last >could

Re: [EM] IRV-Approval, Condorcet-Approval hybrids

2003-09-01 Thread Kevin Venzke
David's method gives me a similar, simpler idea that would seem to be an improvement over IRV. The method would be: 1. The voters rank the candidates they would be willing to support, and also place an approval cutoff. (Alternatively, all candidates ranked non-last could be considered "approved