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that's less of a variant of IRV than it is a Condorcet method with a weird cycle-breaking rule. you still lose monotonicity with your weird rule so idk why you'
by pxx 1y ago
that's less of a variant of IRV than it is a Condorcet method with a weird cycle-breaking rule. you still lose monotonicity with your weird rule so idk why you'd argue for this over any of the other Condorcet methods...
though: this does go the right way. Condorcet methods are worth discussion. IRV, not so much.
- SR2Z 1y agoBecause this one can be explained to normal people who seem to like the idea of IRV and voting reform but don't want complicated elections? IRV gets implemented a ton in the US, surprisingly. It tends to get enacted because people understand it really quickly, and it tends to get repealed because of center squeeze.