Majority winner set

[DEMOREP1 at aol.com]

Mr. Ossipoff wrote-

No, a voting system must be defined in terms of how it acts on
people's actual votes, not on their preferences.
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 The only input available to the voting system is the
voters' actual votes.

There's no need for me to introduce a new concept for what input to
refer to when defining voting systems. All of us define them in
terms of people's votes. The voting system specifies a way that
voters may express their preferences in the balloting, and a count
rule for choosing a winner based on those ballots. That's how
voting systems are defined, by everyone who defines a voting system.
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D- I am happily shocked.   I have been noting such political fact of life 
(actual votes produce results) for circa 3 years on this list.

Some minor chaos results in election methods due to the actuality/ 
possibility of having divided majorities and divided minorities (producing 
circular ties in some cases).