One of the biggest problems with ranked choice voting (whether it be tabulated
by a condorcet method or IRV or whatever) is that ballots can be rather
complex and it would presumably be expensive to implement as well as to
educate people on how to vote (true, interfaces like this one I did
At 8:50 PM + 8/31/04, Rob Brown wrote:
Instead of the voters having to rank candidates, they just vote like they do
today, for a single candidate. But each candidate would provide the list of
second choice candidates. So if I vote for Nader, I am automatically voting
for a ranked choice
