Distributed Voting: Difference between revisions

Some corrections in "Procedure specification"
(Fixed part regarding Equal Vote)
(Some corrections in "Procedure specification")
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During counting, points can be represented in decimal form.
 
===Managing votes without 0 points===
 
If the only candidate C with 0 points is eliminated from a vote like this A[80] B[20] C[0], there are 2 forms that the vote can take:
 
# honest form: A[80] B[20]
# tactical form: A[100] B[0]
 
It's recommended to use the honest form, also because the vote from the beginning may not have candidates with 0 points (possible case).
 
===Managing votes with 0 points===
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* it can be considered not in accordance with the interests of the voter who, to those remaining candidates, had not awarded points.
 
The two procedures return the same winners, but in the [[Multi-Member System|multi-winner]] case the winners can have different % of victory; in this case it's better to use procedure 1 for the reasons indicated above.
For the reasons indicated above, it’s strongly discouraged to use procedure 2.
 
===Managing votes without 0 points===
 
If the only candidate C with 0 points is eliminated from a vote like this A[80] B[20] C[0], there are 2 forms that the vote can take:
 
# honest form: A[80] B[20]
# tactical form: A[100] B[0]
 
It's recommended to use the honest form, also because the vote from the beginning may not have candidates with 0 points (possible case).
 
===Managing tie during the count===
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Cases of parity can occur during counting, as in the following example:
 
* Vote 1: A[5055] B[25] C[2510] D[10]
* Vote 2: A[50] B[2530] C[2510] D[10]
* Sum of votes: A[100105] B[5055] C[5020] D[20]
 
In this case, the worst candidate is both BC and CD so you have to eliminate them simultaneously. The amount of points to be redistributed will be the sum of the points that had BC and CD (10040 in the example).
 
==Other properties==
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===About Equal Vote===
 
By "equal vote" or "equalityEquality" means "one person, one vote (100 points)".
 
* In the DVDistributed Voting the voters at the beginning all have 100 points to distribute according to their preferences, therefore equalityEquality is satisfied.
* During all the counting steps, through the use of normalization, it ensures that all voters continue to have 100 points each, always distributed according to their interests, therefore equalityEquality is satisfied.
* The result is one of the counting steps, in which equalityEquality continues to be satisfied.
 
There is no passage in the DVDistributed Voting where equalityEquality doesn’t met.
 
==Forum Debate==
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