[EM] Re: Proportional preferential voting

David Catchpole s349436 at student.uq.edu.au
Thu Sep 16 22:37:06 PDT 1999


As we're using our pet techniques, I'm going to apply FTC- "F*** the
centrist-" (3 candidate combination Condorcet).

On Thu, 16 Sep 1999 DEMOREP1 at aol.com wrote:

> Mr. Schulze's example --
> 
> could you -please- explain your method using the
> following example with 100 voters and 4 candidates
> running for 3 seats?
> 
> 30 voters vote A > B > C > D.
> 26 voters vote B > D > A > C.
> 24 voters vote C > B > A > D.
> 20 voters vote D > B > A > C.

A vs. B vs. C - A 30 B 46 C 24
C exc.	B wins

A vs. B vs. D - A 30 B 50 D 20
D exc.	B wins

B vs. C vs. D - B 56 C 24 D 20	B wins.

B wins "F*** the Centrist." FTC is well behaved as Condorcet except it is
occasionally dependent on irrelevant alternatives to a basis of 3
-candidate elections.



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