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An interactive guide to alternative voting systems
Sadly, "Canada's Cutie-In-Chief"'s picture is missing :( The [Canada's Cutie-In-Chief link](http://cdn.pinknews.co.uk/images/2016/02/justin_trudeau.jpg) in [index.html](../blob/gh-pages/index.html) line 159 is no longer served. I would open a pull request with an alternative but I...
When i refresh the webpage (https://ncase.me/ballot/) in firefox 70.0 on linux, the squares/triangles/etc don't load again. Also tested with addons disabled. The page works correctly on the first load or...
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Added 2 voting methods: star and 3-2-1. See http://electology.github.io/vse-sim/VSE/ for why this is worth it.
Could you add #anchor tags so we could link directly to the Condorcet cycle demo, for example?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monotonicity_criterion#Estimated_likelihood_of_IRV_lacking_monotonicity says "15% probability. In elections with more than 3 candidates, these probabilities tend to increase eventually toward 100%" Smith's page says "For now, let's consider only 3-candidate IRV elections."
> it's possible for a winning candidate to lose, _by becoming more popular_. What a glitch! It is possible for a sitting candidate to lose a subsequent election if they...
My understanding of Approval Voting is that it would mirror FPTP in some situations, in the sense that a voter would vote for their most preferred candidate (as with FPTP)...
STAR voting is Score Then Automatic Runoff, a slight tweak of score. It's still pretty simply to explain and understand, and it's not just theoretical. http://www.equal.vote/ is actually in process...
Please, add established voting system used at ballroom competitions around the world: the scating system: http://mat.uab.es/~xmora/escrutini/skating2en.pdf It's complex system, but it's battle tested for 80 years few times per week.
They decided that they didn't want to change the electoral system that got them into power after all :( https://www.google.ca/search?q=trudeau+liberal+electoral+reform+lie
