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== Notes ==
The MAM ranking is a [[Smith set ranking]]. This is because all candidates in the n-th Smith set and higher Smith sets will have pairwise victories over all candidates in lower Smith sets, therefore, none of the candidates in lower Smith sets have majorities or ties that would fix them above candidates in higher Smith sets in the order of finish, and all candidates in the n-th Smith set must thus finish higher than all candidates in lower Smith sets.
MAM passes [[ISDA]]. This is because candidates not in the Smith set can't finish above any candidate in the Smith set, therefore they can't impact how candidates in the Smith set are ranked in relation to each other.
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