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With the Approval Cutoff / Lowest Passing Grade at C instead of C-minus, an indecisive voter can be hesitant about granting approval by initially filling in a grade of C. If after reconsideration the voter decides to withold approval, the minus can then be checked. |
With the Approval Cutoff / Lowest Passing Grade at C instead of C-minus, an indecisive voter can be hesitant about granting approval by initially filling in a grade of C. If after reconsideration the voter decides to withold approval, the minus can then be checked. |
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==== Ranking Candidates using a Ranked Choice ballot ==== |
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If the Graded Ballot is deemed too complex, a ranked ballot |
If the Graded Ballot is deemed too complex, a ranked ballot could be used instead. Here is one possible format: |
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Ranks 1 through 4 would be approved, 5 through 7 and ungraded would be unapproved. |
Ranks 1 through 4 would be approved, 5 through 7 and ungraded would be unapproved. |
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The voting method would be unchanged otherwise: |
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# Candidates receiving rank 1 through 4 would get 1 approval point. |
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# A higher-ranked candidate gets one vote in each one-to-one contest with lower-ranked candidates. |
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==== Discussion ==== |
==== Discussion ==== |
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