Mr. Eppley wrote:
There are really only relative preferences; popular constructs like
"absolute opposition" are mythical. (Essentially journalistic
shorthands.) A voter may be indifferent *between* alternatives,
but not *to* an alternative. A voter may strongly prefer some
alternative more th
In a message dated 97-02-23 13:11:59 EST, SteveE writes:
>The interesting feature about this new method is that it's not a
>ranked ballot method. It's a rating method.
>
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>Define E to be the number of eligible voters.
>Define C to be the number of candidates.
>
>Define S to be 2EC rounded up
