Imagine Democratic Fair Choice: Difference between revisions

''A: But which candidate *is* the winner, then?''

 

 

It's easier to see what happens by looking at an example, so let us just watch what the officials are doing right now: They considered Ellen first, but found that 67% of the voters preferred Cecil to her, who has also received more approval than Ellen. So Ellen is not the winner since she is '''defeated by another candidate on two different measures''', approval and pairwise preferences.