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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | First-Preference Plurality, Approval voting, IRV, and many Condorcet methods (using winning votes as defeat strength) satisfy the Plurality criterion. Condorcet methods using margins as the measure of defeat strength fail it, as does Raynaud (using either winning votes or margins as the measure of defeat strength), and also Minmax(pairwise opposition). |
