[EM] IRV3/AV3
Kathy Dopp
kathy.dopp at gmail.com
Tue Nov 1 08:30:54 PDT 2011
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 10:53 AM, Jameson Quinn <jameson.quinn at gmail.com> wrote:
>> I would only support using IRV methods of counting after all
>> but two (2) candidates were eliminated using Approval Voting.
>> Otherwise the vagaries of IRV can pop up.
>
> You are correct, Kathy, that your process (allowing 3 IRV ranks, eliminating
> all but 2 using implicit approval, then having a virtual runoff between the
> 2) is actually quite a good system. But from a FairVote perspective, it has
> much more of a "problem" with LNH than if you use approval to choose 3
> instead of 2.
Jameson,
I strongly *oppose* the feature "Later No Harm* in any voting method
because it is the feature that prevents the election of any good
compromise candidates that the largest number of voters would support.
Obviously Condorcet and Approval methods do not have this terrible
feature of LNH, which is why I support the Condorcet method.
To be clear, I strongly oppose any alternative voting method having
the LNH property.
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Kathy Dopp
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