> For example, a voter with a budget of 16 vote credits can apply 1 vote credit to each of the 16 issues. However, if the individual has a stronger passion or s

> For example, a voter with a budget of 16 vote credits can apply 1 vote credit to each of the 16 issues. However, if the individual has a stronger passion or sentiment on an issue, they could allocate 4 votes, at the cost of 16 credits, to the singular issue, effectively using up their entire budget. It would be better for this individual "A" to find another one "B" who feels strongly about another issue, and agree to both use 2 votes each on A's cause in exchange for both using 2 votes each on B's cause. That way they each pay only 2^2+2^2 = 8 instead of 16, for the same outcome. This assumes some amount of trust between A and B in case they cannot provide each other with evidence of how they voted.