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> majority rule. If the voters are v0, v1, v2, … vn-1 then the proposal is accepted if at least n/2+1 are in favour. That's not quite correct for odd n, where
by tromp 4y ago
> majority rule. If the voters are v0, v1, v2, … vn-1 then the proposal is accepted if at least n/2+1 are in favour.
That's not quite correct for odd n, where a proposal is accepted if at least (n+1)/2 are in favour...
- Karellen 4y agoI also don't get: Then we require the following properties to hold: [...] * The result of removing a single voter from a majority is still a majority. I'm not sure how that property always holds.