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34 A>B>C |
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32 B>A |
32: B>A |
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34 C>B>A |
34: C>B>A |
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Regular IRV eliminates B and elects A here, whereas Benham elects B for being the Condorcet winner ([[Pairwise beat|pairwise beats]] A and C 66 to 34 each). This is an example of an averted [[Center squeeze effect|center squeeze |
Regular IRV eliminates B and elects A here, whereas Benham elects B for being the Condorcet winner ([[Pairwise beat|pairwise beats]] A and C 66 to 34 each). This is an example of an averted [[Center squeeze effect|center squeeze]] instance. |
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For more information, go to the [[Woodall's_method#Benham.27s_method:|Woodall's method article]]. |
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== References == |
== References == |
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