aaronhamlin

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   by aaronhamlin 8y ago

   If you listen to the podcast, I think—like nearly every other comment here—that you'll find this is addressed.
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   by aaronhamlin 8y ago

   It's not ambiguous. FPTP is the worst voting method there is. It elects partisan winners, causes vote splitting, spoilers, marginalizes good ideas, is inexpressive, makes you vote against your favorite ... That's pretty bad. Here&
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   by aaronhamlin 8y ago

   Candidates who don’t take strong stances or don’t take stances at all are unlikely to be acceptable to many voters. A consensus candidate of the kind approval voting would prefer is not the same as a candidate who fills the lowest common de
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   by aaronhamlin 8y ago

   If after listening to the podcast you feel that there were parts that you wanted to hear in more depth, you may find them detailed in the most recent The Center for Election Science blog post. It includes links to full articles about subtop