| Display title | Independence of covered alternatives |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Independence of covered alternatives is a voting criterion that states that if an alternative X wins an election, and a new alternative Y is added, X will sitll win the election if Y is not in the Uncovered set. Independence of covered alternatives implies ISDA (and hence Smith and the Condorcet criterion) because the uncovered set is a subset of the Smith set. |
