in quantitative marketing, the equivalent sort of discussion centers around revealed preferences and (choice-based) conjoint analysis. because of that, i'm part

in quantitative marketing, the equivalent sort of discussion centers around revealed preferences and (choice-based) conjoint analysis. because of that, i'm partial to score voting with something like a 7-point scale (e.g., absolute best, good, acceptable, average, unenthusiastic, unfit, absolute worst). but for any of this to matter, we need more than 2 choices, so the bigger issue is breaking the stranglehold of the two-party system (either by getting rid of parties, or adding many more legitimate parties to the fold), which also means we need serious campaign reform (which the supreme court seemingly opposes, and might oppose even more soon).