[EM] Filling a vacated seat using STV
Luděk Belán
LudekBelan at seznam.cz
Wed Apr 8 17:43:04 PDT 2026
Thank you, but in your example, with the Droop quota (specifically quota 34)
I also get candidate C as the new winner, yet the second winner comes out as
candidate D or B because they have the same number of votes. With the Hare
quota, the new winners are candidates C and B; thus candidate A would be
replaced by candidate C. And is it possible to find a counterexample for the
unrounded Hare quota?
Luděk Belán
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Předmět: Re: [EM] Filling a vacated seat using STV
"35: A > C > D
33 B > C
17 C > D
15 D > B
Two winners: A and B win.
Exclude A: C and D win.
On Wed, Apr 8, 2026 at 5:27 PM Luděk Belán via Election-Methods
<election-methods at lists.electorama.com> wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
> does anyone happen to know whether the STV method can be used to fill a
vacated seat by recalculating the original vote while simply excluding the
candidate who took that vacated seat? Could a situation arise where this
recalculation would cause someone else to lose their seat?
> Thank you.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Luděk Belán
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