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> all the tallying errors and such These are the types of errors I assumed he was considering there- I guess calling a close election a statistical tie makes e
by nverno 3y ago
> all the tallying errors and such
These are the types of errors I assumed he was considering there- I guess calling a close election a statistical tie makes even more sense if you're accounting for people not voting/having voted without 'perfect knowledge' as well.
- harvey9 3y agoEven with perfect knowledge and mandatory voting, if you are trying to determine the will of the people then giving a choice of (usually) two quite similar parties doesn't really capture that.
- bombcar 3y agoI suspect you end up with two or three or ten similar parties because of the vast majority of the people don’t basically agree on most things, you can’t have a democracy and instead have a civil war instead.