I Like Irving wrote:
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> Mr Richard Moore,
>
> You wrote: "Why is the particular majority selected by IRV entitled to be
> the majority that rules, when there are so many other possible majorities?"
>
> Davison: Yes, you are correc
Don wrote:
> Approval
> Voting is currently in vogue on this EM list. We should try that method
> before it goes out of fashion. Approval Voting will give the following
> results to your example:
> 17 A, 17 B, 17 C, 17 D, 17 E
No it won't. A ranking of A>B>C>D>E does not
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Mr Richard Moore,
You wrote: "Why is the particular majority selected by IRV entitled to be
the majority that rules, when there are so many other possible majorities?"
Davison: Yes, you are correct, there are other possible majori
