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> better in every single way. Range can't satisfy Condorcet (that is, if there is a candidate that would win every head-to-head, that candidate should win the
by dllthomas 4y ago
> better in every single way.
Range can't satisfy Condorcet (that is, if there is a candidate that would win every head-to-head, that candidate should win the election).
Of course, the most common approaches to RCV also fail that criterion, but it's potentially a way some ranked methods are better than range methods.
- panick21_ 4y ago> Range can't satisfy Condorcet That is not necessary a desirable feature. If that is desirable or not depends on your value system of what elections should achieve. What is 'fair' or 'correct' is not universal.
- dllthomas 4y agoGranted, but it seems a reasonable enough thing to ask for that "better in every single way" deserves qualification.