[EM] One man, one vote and Approval: Pragmatic Approach
James Gilmour
jgilmour at globalnet.co.uk
Sun Jul 28 05:58:28 PDT 2002
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rob LeGrand [mailto:honky1998 at yahoo.com]
> > -----------------------------------
> >
> > Approval ballot
> >
> > Directions: Vote for one or more.
> >
> > [ ] Harry Browne (Libertarian)
> > [ ] Pat Buchanan (Reform)
> > [ ] George W. Bush (Republican)
> > [ ] Al Gore (Democrat)
> > [ ] Ralph Nader (Green)
> >
> > -----------------------------------
>
> I'd like to change those directions to allow voting for none, to allow for the
> possibility that 50% approval is needed for a candidate to win. Does anyone
> know of a succinct way to revise that? Does "vote for any number" sound good?
>
Why do you want or need to do it this way? If you want to operate a 50% threshhold to fill any post, why not tie that to the
turnout? That surely would be a better measure of "approval"?
James Gilmour
FAIRSHARE - Scotland's Campaign for Local Democracy
Visit our website at www.fairsharevoting.org
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