Bucklin voting: Difference between revisions

'''Bucklin''' is a [[voting system]] that can be used for single-member districts and also multi-member districts. It is also known as the Grand Junction system after Grand Junction, Colorado, where it was first proposed. It is closely related to the class of [[:Category:Graded Bucklin methods|graded Bucklin systems]], in which equal and/or skipped rankings are allowed, which includes such systems as [[Majority Choice Approval]] (MCA) or [[Majority Judgment]]. Modern theorists tend to prefer graded Bucklin systems over ungraded ones, as they usually comply better with criteria such as [[FBC]].

There are a number of variations of Bucklin voting such as [[Iterated bucklin|Iterated Bucklin]], [[Expanding Approvals Rule]], [[Maximum Constrained Approval Bucklin]], [[Venzke Bucklin Variant]] and [[Majority Choice Approval|Majority Choice Approval/ER-Bucklin.]] [[Majority Judgment]] is a cardinal voting system which is similar.

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