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> Mr. Ossipoff wrote in part---
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> But, Demorep, do you have to use the expression "1-person-1-vote"?
> That's another way of saying the method has to be Plurality, or
> maybe IRO, though it would admittedly permit Plurality With Withdrawals
> and IRO With Withdrawals.
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> "1-person-1-vote"
Mr. Ossipoff wrote in part---
But, Demorep, do you have to use the expression "1-person-1-vote"?
That's another way of saying the method has to be Plurality, or
maybe IRO, though it would admittedly permit Plurality With Withdrawals
and IRO With Withdrawals.
"1-person-1-vote" is used to argue ag
