[EM] Clones- 4 choice example
DEMOREP1 at aol.com
DEMOREP1 at aol.com
Sat Dec 29 21:28:49 PST 2001
Some more about the mysteries of clones ---
34 ABC
33 BCA
32 CAB
99
First 2 places
A 66
B 67 Max
C 65
X a 100 percent clone of A comes along
34 AXBC
33 BCAX
32 CAXB
99
First 2 places Last 2 places
A 66 33
X 34 65
B 33 66 Max
C 65 34
Thus, should head to head math be done at least down to a 3 choices level to
remove clones in a single winner case ???
Of course, it is a matter of degree regarding clones --- a 100 percent clone
versus a 99 percent clone versus a 98 percent clone etc.
Also, of course, if another choice is added, then an existing choice may
become a 100 percent clone --- as if X in the above goes before A in all
votes.
As usual, I note that there are YES or NO *absolute* votes in addition to any
*relative* votes.
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