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The Condorcet methods do not require software to count up - you can easily replicate the results by hand on paper, it's just that there's such a lot to do it'll
by kybernetikos 5y ago
The Condorcet methods do not require software to count up - you can easily replicate the results by hand on paper, it's just that there's such a lot to do it'll probably take you a while. In practice, you're going to want to count up electronically and then probably do a random sample by hand to check.
- clolege 5y agoRight - you have to count up with software or it will take you a while. To me, it's a hard choice that cardinal systems don't force you to make.
- kybernetikos 5y agoMaybe. In most of the US aren't they moving to computerised counting even of the simple ballots currently in use?