Re: falsifying voters' rankings--no.

2002-04-10 Thread DEMOREP1
Adam wrote in part- Nobody has seriously advocated the use of Condorcet voting in multi-winner elections. --- D- Not quite. Condorcet in the single winner case is the limiting case of Condorcet in the multiple winner case. 2 or more Test Winners versus Test Loser (Others deemed Other Test L

Re: [EM] falsifying voters' rankings--no.

2002-04-09 Thread Michael Rouse
- Original Message - From: "Adam Tarr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 9:50 PM Subject: Re: [EM] falsifying voters' rankings--no. > > >We thus have the following ordering: > >(C,V) S > >V S C

Re: [EM] falsifying voters' rankings--no.

2002-04-09 Thread Adam Tarr
>We thus have the following ordering: >(C,V) S >V S C >S (V, C) >We thus have the following ordering: >(C,V) S >V S C >S (V, C) Vanilla is the Condorcet winner. Chocolate is the Condorcet loser. No need to assume preferences among the voted indifferences. Perhaps an example that truly prod

Re: [EM] falsifying voters' rankings--no.

2002-04-09 Thread Michael Rouse
- Original Message - From: "MIKE OSSIPOFF" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 7:37 PM Subject: [EM] falsifying voters' rankings--no. > Rouse continues: > > 3. We get a net gain in social utility if we replace t

[EM] falsifying voters' rankings--no.

2002-04-09 Thread MIKE OSSIPOFF
Michael Rouse said: Here is an idea to prevent strategic truncation and ties I reply: Strategic truncation, defensive truncation, is what deters order-reversal in the wv methods. It's what prevents the election from having the order-reversal problem that Margins has. Rouse continues: Let's