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Some light copyediting of User:Fsargent's work (and earlier work), and noting that the example User:Fsargent isn't (yet) clear to me, but I haven't tried too hard to interpret it.

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Line 1: [[File:RRV Procedure.svg\|thumb\|RRV Procedure]] '''Reweighted ~~Score~~score ~~Voting~~voting''', also ~~known~~possibly referred to as "'''~~Reweighted~~reweighted ~~Range~~range ~~Voting~~voting'''" and ('''~~RRV~~"proportional score voting"'''~~) and Proportional Score Voting~~, is a [[Multi-Member System \| ~~Multi~~multi-~~Member~~ member]] [[~~Score~~score voting]] ~~System~~system. It a natural extension of the [[Webster]] or [[Jefferson Method]] to a [[Multi-Member System]]. If two-level score (i.e. "[[~~Approval~~approval voting]]") ballots are used then it reduces to [[Sequential proportional approval voting\|sequential proportional approval voting ("SPAV")]]. ==Procedure== Line 35: # For the final seat available, the two highest-scoring candidates remaining runoff, with the candidate preferred (scored higher) by more reweighted ballots winning the final seat. ==Example ~~Code~~code== Below is some example code, written in [[W:Python (programming language)\|Python]] and posted by [[User:Fsargent]]: <syntaxhighlight lang="python" line>▼ ▲<syntaxhighlight lang="python" line=""> import pandas Line 73 ⟶ 75: print(seated) </syntaxhighlight> <syntaxhighlight lang="" line>▼ Additionally, here's some sample data posted by [[User:Fsargent]]: ▲<syntaxhighlight lang="python" line=""> Red 18.0 Green 10.0 Line 98 ⟶ 102: dtype: float64 ['Red', 'Yellow', 'Blue', 'Green'] </syntaxhighlight>It is unclear to [[User:RobLa]] what this example is supposed to show, but he may look more carefully at the example later. ~~</syntaxhighlight>~~ ==Related ~~Systems~~systems == If [[Ballot#Approval ballot\|approval ballots]] are used, ~~RRV~~this method reduces to [[~~Sequential~~sequential proportional approval voting\|sequential proportional approval voting ("SPAV")]]. An arguably more natural extension of ~~[[Sequential proportional approval voting]]~~"SPAV" to score ballots is [[~~Single~~single distributed vote]]. These systems are very similar. [[Category:Cardinal voting methods]]