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Article: Good Strategic Voting - IRV is such a complex voting system it might seem that strategic voting simply could not happen. But this article shows that it could become a concern.

Article: Good Strategic Voting - IRV is such a complex voting system it might seem that strategic voting simply could not happen. But this article shows that it could become a concern.

Article: Comparing BAV with Ranked Choice Voting - Compared to BAV, ranked-choice voting asks much more of voters. And it puts much more effort into evaluating the responses, so it is not unreasonable to ponder whether all that extra effort is justified.

Have you ever wondered if the American political system truly upholds fairness and represents the voices of all citizens? With democracy at its core, the American political landscape shapes the nation's destiny. But is it a level playing field for everyone? In this article, we will dive deep into the American political system to evaluate

How politically engaged are the American public? Understanding how involved they are in their democracy is critical when it comes to governing the country. Throughout this section, we will go over the various aspects of political engagement in the United States.Examine the historical perspective of political engagement, analyze current voter turnout and participation rates, look

TAKE NOTICE that a Ratification Vote shall be held in accordance with the Big Grassy River First Nation Community Ratification Process in order to determine if Eligible Voters approve the Mishkosiiminiziibing Aki Inaakonigewin Land Code and the Individual Agreement. The Land Code and Individual Agreement shall be approved if a majority of the participating Eligible

Article: Condorcet and the Spoiler Effect - This article follows up on a misstatement in the previous article and explores some implications. In particular, it makes some comparisons between several different voting systems and approches to comparing their merits.

Republican state Sens. Ryan Aument, of West Hempfield Township, and Frank Farry, of Bucks County, propose requiring a runoff election whenever the winner of a primary election has not received

Article: Balanced Condorcet Voting - Can Condorcet voting be balanced? There is a way, but it seems confusing and probably not worth applying in real elections. But observations about ranked voting and about Condorcet voting are also found in the article

Article: Notation for Voting Systems - The great similarity of both the terminology and notation shared by approval voting and balanced approval voting is explored in this article. The article also points out a sometimes troubling assumption behind some common notations for scoring voting systems that can easily be unnoticed. .