In a range voting election, you'd have a lot of people who would bullet-vote for a particular candidate www.electology.org/bullet-voting > (100/100 points for

In a range voting election, you'd have a lot of people who would bullet-vote for a particular candidate www.electology.org/bullet-voting > (100/100 points for candidate A). Score Voting (aka Range Voting) does not limit the number of votes. That's WHY it's so resistant to tactical voting. If you give Ralph Nader a "perfect 10", you can still help Gore against Bush as strongly as you want. You could even strategize to give Gore a 10 and Bush a 0.