[EM] Here's a numerical example--IRV fails UUCC.
MIKE OSSIPOFF
nkklrp at hotmail.com
Thu Aug 31 20:35:53 PDT 2000
Voters' sincere preference rankings:
125: ABBcC
100: BBcCA
140: CBBcA
Actual rankings, Act I:
84: ABBcC
41: BcABC
70: BBcCA
30: BcBCA
140: CBBcA
B gets eliminated & tranfers to Bc, who then eliminates A,
who then transfers to Bc. Bc wins.
Actual rankings, Act II:
This time, one of the 30 BcBCA voters decides to become principled.
What does he get for it? He gets a worse result, someone whom he
likes less than Bc--he gets his last choice. Here are the rankings
when that voter becomes principled and changes from BcBCA to
BBcCA:
84: ABBcC
41: BcABC
71: BBcCA
69: BcBCA
140:CBBcA
Now Bc gets eliminated, giving his votes back to A & B. Then B
gets eliminated, & transfers to C, who wins.
Mike Ossipoff
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