[EM] Condorcet Question

[Kevin Venzke]

All of them. If there is no such candidate then there is no Condorcet winner.
Electing the candidate winning against the most other candidates is basically the Copeland method. That's not very decisive though, and its result can be affected by cloning candidates.
Kevin

      De : Frank Martinez <frankdmartinez at gmail.com>
 À : "electionscience at googlegroups.com" <electionscience at googlegroups.com>; election-methods <election-methods at electorama.com> 
 Envoyé le : Mardi 19 juillet 2016 9h55
 Objet : [EM] Condorcet Question
   
Is the Condorcet Candidate, by definition, the Candidate winning 1-on-1 against All Opponents or the Candidate winning against the most?

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