Rated pairwise preference ballot: Difference between revisions

We then see that A > C,D must be at least 80% of a margin. Traditional ranked ballots simply assume a 100% margin for all ">".

BothThus, both of these transitivity requirements are automatically fulfilled in standard Condorcet using ranked ballots, because if the voter indicates any preference for A>B and B>C, then this will count as 1 vote (100% support) for A>B and B>C each, and because ranked transitivity ensures that this voter must indicate an A>C preference, that will also be counted as a 100% strong preference.