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[[File:FAIR-V Procedure.svg|500px|thumb|right|FAIR-V Procedure]]
First-Approval Instant-Runoff Voting (FAIR-V) is a [[Single Member system|Single-Winner]] [[Cardinal voting systems]]
The objectives of this voting system is the balance between simplicity, resistance to strategies, and elect the utilitarian winner.
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==Procedure==
Ballot use range [0,3].
Eliminate the candidate considered worst by the most voters.
''Note: worst candidates for a voter are those (among the remaining) with the lowest rating in his ballot.''
===Normalization===
Bullet Min Norm (B-Min Norm): set -1 the minimum value of the ballot to normalize, and the others all to 0.
The actual FAIR-V algorithm uses the B-Min Norm and eliminate the candidate with the lowest point sum.
===Name derivation===
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A big difference between the 2 types of counting is that in FAIR-V the failure of monotonicity is practically absent, while [[IRV]] is one of the systems in which it's most present.
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Use ranked votes instead of range [0,3] and win the candidate with the absolute majority, if there is after an elimination.
==References==
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