[EM] "Beatpath GMC" compliance a mistaken standard?

[Paul Kislanko]

Quoting Kevin Venzke, who quoted Benham:

> You wrote (9 Jan 2009):
> 
> "Well, with "Mutual Majority," when X may
> win, it's possible that by
> adding bullet votes for X, then every other candidate
> becomes able to
> win."
> 
> No it isn't. (Can you give an example?) 

26 A>B
25 B>A
49 C

Mutual Majority elects {A,B}

Now add 5 A bullet votes:

26 A>B
25 B>A
49 C
5 A

Now Mutual Majority elects {A,B,C}.
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I guess I don't understand "mutual majority", then, because after adding 5
votes it takes 53 votes to have a majority, and only A has a majority. B is
51/105 and C is 45/105.

Five bullet-votes for A appear to change (A,B) to (A).