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Independence of Irrelevant Alternatives
A brief exploration of the Independence of Irrelevant Alternatives (IIA) condition in voting systems, and why its absence makes voting systems behave irrationally.
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Is the Condorcet Winner the True Compromise?
A Condorcet winner may not be a true consensus candidate. Approval voting can find consensus with a simpler ballot.
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Why I Currently Only Support Approval
Why Approval voting is the only system I trust to push for right now.
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Approval is the Perfect Condorcet Method
Approval is a perfect Condorcet method, and I have permanently solved the Condorcet paradox. April Fools!
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The Gibbard-Satterthwaite Theorem
A walkthrough and proof of the theorem that proves ranked voting systems must be susceptible to strategic voting.