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IRRV is very similar to [[Condorcet//Approval]] methods, with the key difference being that it uses a separate [[Approval voting]] ballot for tiebreaking purposes. |
IRRV is very similar to [[Condorcet//Approval]] methods, with the key difference being that it uses a separate [[Approval voting]] ballot for tiebreaking purposes. |
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==Procedure== |
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[[Category:Condorcet methods]] |
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Revision as of 11:12, 22 April 2020
Instant-Round-Robin Voting (IRRV) is a voting system which selects a single winner from ranked ballots and, if necessary, uses approval ballots as a tiebreaker. IRRV passes the Condorcet Criterion, and is by definition a Condorcet method.
IRRV is very similar to Condorcet//Approval methods, with the key difference being that it uses a separate Approval voting ballot for tiebreaking purposes.