[EM] Eugene rejected 'IRV' option; vote-splitting in AV

Jobst Heitzig heitzig at mbox.math.uni-hannover.de
Sun Sep 23 13:48:14 PDT 2001


On Sun, 23 Sep 2001, Blake Cretney wrote:

> It appears more likely to me
> that the problem is that many voters simply cannot organize a large
> number of options in their heads.  That would leave plurality, limited
> voting (one vote), and party list (including some open list variants)
> as possible methods.  

Well - they could be helped to make up their minds by interactive ballots
or what I call "automatic preference interview" at the GrouCho site. I
think it is not too difficult to answer simple questions like "When you
consider A and B, can you decide which is better?" by clicking either "A
is better", "B is better", "They're equally good", or "I cannot decide"...

Jobst
 



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