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No it's not just his opinion, there are objective metrics like voter satisfaction efficiency that back it up. https://www.electionscience.org/library/approval-

• crazygringo 4y ago
  No, because "voter satisfaction efficiency" is just as subjective of a criterion as the voting methods themselves are. There's nothing "objective" about it. Just because it's a number you can calculate doesn't make it the right number. Some people think it's a good metric for evaluating voting systems, but many others don't, and there isn't even remotely any kind of consensus that it's a good or even useful measure.