Can you please send me a brief explanation of both methods? I am new to this
and am not sure what anyone is talking about when they use the methods' name.
Thanks,
Mike
Moved from ER for obvious reasons...
>Mike O:
>I mentioned a basic & simple majority rule principle, an
>obvious democratic principle honored only by Condorcet's
>method. In this final reply, I'd like to state it one
>more time:
>
>If a majority of all the voters indicate that they'd rather
>have
MOAV "majority of all votes" requires support by 51% of all who vote
(assuming yes/no votes). But I feel there are 3 distinct opinions to be
counted, not 2. There is
Yes=support,
No=opposed, and
neither-yes-nor-no(blank)=neither support nor oppose, e.g. "neutral" or
"don't care"
MOAV require
