[Election-Methods] [english 95%] Re: [english 95%] Re: [english 94%] Re: method designchallenge+new method AMP
Jobst Heitzig
heitzig-j at web.de
Sun May 4 13:28:39 PDT 2008
Dear Raphfrk,
you wrote:
> It seems to me that the voters, will not be sure which of the main
> candidates have a chance.
Under this assumption, your analysis makes sense. But I meant (without
saying so unfortunately) that everybody has perfect information about
the others' preferences.
> Btw, I think your original proposal is pretty cool too. I wonder what
> the effects of putting a threshold would be on the strategic effects.
>
> For example, if a candidate represents more than 90% of the balls in the
> urn, they are declared the winner without drawing any.
Thanks. Such a threshold could be justified in order to keep very
extreme options off. (Usually I don't really care about this detail
since I think any community is well-advised to reduce the set of options
to "constitutional" options before any decision. But that is a different
discussion).
Do you think one could modify the "Anti-STV" approach in a different way
to overcome the cloning problem without making the method majoritarian?
Yours, Jobst
>
> Raphfrk
> --------------------
> Interesting site
> "what if anyone could modify the laws"
>
> www.wikocracy.com
>
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