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Line 4: ## For any preferred candidate, voters may also check "stand aside". (This is rarely useful; it is only worthwhile if they think that the candidate might become the leader in step 3 and stand in the way of a stronger compromise leader.) # Candidates get 1 point for every ballot that prefers them. # Candidates with over 25% Prefer, and less than 50% Reject, are called viable. If there are any such candidates who would still be viable if all "prefer/stand aside" votes were counted as "reject", the one ~~pith~~with the most preferences is designated the leader. # Viable candidates get 1 point for every ballot that accepts them and does not prefer the leader. # Winner is the highest score.

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