[EM] Re: IRV vs Plurality
Alex Small
asmall at physics.ucsb.edu
Tue Aug 5 23:14:10 PDT 2003
Adam Tarr said:
> While MCA as it is typically presented does fail this criteria
> (universality?), there's no reason you couldn't implement MCA with 4, or
> 5, or 1000 slots. The candidate with the largest a first place
> majority wins. If no candidate has a majority of first place votes,
> then the candidate with the largest majority of first and second place
> votes wins. Repeat until you find a majority, or reach the last rank
> (at which point you elect the candidate on the most ballots). This
> sort of makes MCA into a cross between Bucklin and approval - Bucklin
> with equal rankings allowed.
Maybe we should just call MCA "Generalized Bucklin."
Alex
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