[Election-Methods] RE : Corrected "strategy in Condorcet" section
Juho
juho4880 at yahoo.co.uk
Wed Aug 15 12:24:06 PDT 2007
On Aug 15, 2007, at 15:49 , Chris Benham wrote:
> (But shouldn't your "1000B" read *1000C*?)
Yes.
> Perhaps my favourite method using this type of ballot is a version
> ASM Elimination where at each stage ballots that specify
> some approval distinction among remaining candidates are
> "interpreted" as approving that way, but ballots that don't make
> any explicit approval distinction among remaining candidates
> are interpreted as approving the remain g candidates they rank
> (among remaining candidates) above bottom or equal-bottom.
Last October I wrote about ranked preferences, i.e. ballots like
A>>B>C>D>>>E. That allows the voter in a way to define different
approval like divisions. I think the concept is theoretically pretty
but I'm not sure if the full set of capabilities is ever needed in
practice and if the complexity can be justified with the achieved
benefits.
Juho
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