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Close to opposing: [[Cumulative voting]], [[limited voting]], [[SNTV]]
Close to opposing: [[Cumulative voting]], [[limited voting]], [[SNTV]]


*Kevin Venzke
Support open party list (approval component), closed party list, possibly a proportional approval scheme


== See also ==
== See also ==

Revision as of 15:12, 9 September 2005

Method support poll. Anyone with an interest in voting methods is welcome to participate. Do not alter the entries of any other participant. In this context, "supporting" a method means that you would an effort to adopt this method in the place of a method that you don't "support". If you oppose a method, that means that you might attempt to prevent the adoption of that method, even as a replacement for a method not on your "support" list. There is no need to list every method that you oppose; just those that you think are worth mentioning, i.e. at least somewhat controversial. Feel free to rank your supported methods in order of preference, or supply some other kind of comparison between them.


Single winner election methods

Which single-winner election methods do you support for the election of government officials? Unless otherwise indicated, it will be assumed that you support the method for local, state, and federal elections.


  • James Green-Armytage

Support: cardinal pairwise with beatpath, ranked pairs, river, or sequential dropping, AWP, CWO-IRV, ER-IRV(whole), Approval voting, ER-IRV(fractional), IRV

Close to supporting: DMC, CDTT, IRV, Smith//minimax

Oppose: Borda count

Close to opposing: minmax, MMPO, Bucklin, Descending Acquiescing Coalitions


Legislative election methods

Which legislative (multi-winner) election methods do you support for the election of government officials? Unless otherwise indicated, it will be assumed that you support the method for local, state, and federal elections.


  • James Green-Armytage

Support CPO-STV, single transferable vote

Close to opposing: Cumulative voting, limited voting, SNTV

  • Kevin Venzke

Support open party list (approval component), closed party list, possibly a proportional approval scheme

See also