[EM] QLTD
Kevin Venzke
stepjak at yahoo.fr
Sun Apr 18 18:18:12 PDT 2004
Mike, Chris, maybe Forest,
--- MIKE OSSIPOFF <nkklrp at hotmail.com> a écrit : >
> Kevin said:
> I agree that Jones wins in Bucklin.
>
> I reply:
> You agree with whom that Jones wins in that Bucklin example? Did anyone say
> that Jones won in Bucklin?
This was a mistake.
> But Ordered Bucklin, and maybe QLTD, adds to the count labor of
> Bucklin, and that can defeat Bucklin's advantage: An easy handcount.
QLTD wouldn't. You don't need any more information than Bucklin does.
>In spirit of Bucklin, it would be best to give victory to the candidate who
>needs the smallest fraction of hir votes that s/he received in the final
>round, the one that gave to hir a majority.
>
>That might be one of the solutiions that Forest suggested.
That is QLTD actually.
Chris wrote:
>Obviously single-winner QLTD is easier and quicker to
>hand-count than Bucklin, because if a candidate
>takes the lead after any given round, it is sufficient to show that that
>candidate gains a majority on the next round to
>declare that candidate the winner. There is no need to check if any
>other candidate also gets a majority, and then see
>which majority is the biggest.
So this part isn't so. But QLTD does pick the winners Chris said it picks
in those two scenarios.
Kevin Venzke
stepjak at yahoo.fr
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