[EM] proportional constraints - help needed
Peter Zbornik
pzbornik at gmail.com
Wed Feb 6 15:12:05 PST 2013
Say twenty, for instance.
We might have situations, where we will fill for instance 12 seats
(quotas for each triple of seats) and have 30 candidates, as an
extreme case.
I wanted to focus on the most important case, which is the top five seats.
The 12 seats/30 candidates case is an extreme, if someone wants to do
serious combinatorics.
PZ
2013/2/6 Richard Fobes <ElectionMethods at votefair.org>:
> On 2/6/2013 10:42 AM, Peter Zbornik wrote:
>>
>> Hi Kristofer,
>>
>> to be even more exact and correct:
>> I need not just proportionality in the ordered list as a whole (i.e.
>> meaning proportional ranking), but also that seats/candidates are
>> quoted in proportionally, i.e. that the quoted-in candidates are
>> proportionally distributed.
>>
>> That should be the most exact framing of the problem (I hope).
>
>
> How many candidates would/could compete for the five (open) party-list
> positions?
>
>
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