[EM] final support
Forest W Simmons
fsimmons at pcc.edu
Tue Apr 3 19:19:59 PDT 2007
Approval Margins should have been on my list of most promising, even
though it is not as well known as the three that I mentioned. Total
Approval would not be that well known except that DMC has received a
lot of attention, and DMC is equivalent to River(TA), etc. which,
admittedly, may not be that well known.
A compromise between Winning Votes and Total Approval that doesn't go
as far as Final Support would be this:
The number of ballots on which X is ranked strictly above Y plus the
number of ballots on which X is both approved and ranked equal to Y.
I'll try to think if there is a good way to incorporate Approval
Margins into some combination of the other most promising measures.
Forest
Chris Benham wrote ...
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>Forest,
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>Why isn't
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>"Approval Margins: the number of ballots on which the pairwise winner
is
>approved minus the
>number of ballots on which the pairwise defeated alternative is
approved"
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>on your list of "most promising measures of defeat strength.."?
>
>Chris Benham
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