Another flaw in monotonicity

[David Catchpole]

On Mon, 2 Nov 1998, Blake Cretney wrote:

> If you really believe that not even 2nd preferences are meaningful, how
> can you favor any method but plurality.  Except that that wouldn't
> violate monotonicity.

Actually, Plurality does violate some forms of monotonicity in the
necessity of voting for your "lesser of two evils" to avoid splitting your
vote.