[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Anybody watching on TV about the lifestyle of Taliban folks (with their circa
> 6,000 B.C. politics) in poor suffering Afghanistan ???
>
> Not too much apparent discussions of election method reforms among them.
If the Taliban is forced out of power, I could see s
Forest Simmons wrote:
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> Consider the case of a beats-all check followed by your random ballot
> suggestion:
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> Voters are to submit ranked ballots with truncations allowed internally as
> well as at the extremes (i.e. where there is no preference equal ranks are
> allowed).
>
> Suppose that
>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: [EM] IRV vs Plurality Vote with a Runoff
>> Does the fact that IRV uses a preference ballot,
>> instead of a repeated ballot, make it less manipulatable?
>> Whatever you believe the answer is, can you prove it by
>> example or argument?
Well, about
