[EM] D2MAC can be much more efficient than Range Voting (corrected)

[Jobst Heitzig]

Dear Warren,

you wrote:
> --WDS:
> ok, let us review.  
> The two drawn ballots are both "favourite A, also approved C" and btoh A and C are
> approved.  I do not understand why C wins with certainty here.
> Refer to the defn of the method at top.   If not the favourite "more approved"
> than mere approval?  And even if both are considered equally approved
> by the two ballots, then why is C winning with certainty?

Perhaps there is another misunderstanding.
By "most approved" I mean "largest approval score".
Hence, if C is approved (=favourite or also approved) by all voters,
but A is only approved by 55% and B only be 45%,
C is the "most approved compromise" (MAC) of any two drawn ballots.

Another small clarification which is however only important in small 
electorates:
By "draw 2 ballots" I mean "twice draw a ballot at random, with 
replacement",
because this usually simplifies the analysis a bit.

Yours, Jobst