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:a) '''Before the election, all candidates must rank |
:a) '''Before the election, all candidates must strictly rank all other official candidates in order of preference. Equal rankings are not allowed.''' ''These pre-announced preferences allow voters to make informed decisions in step 2; and prevent corrupt vote-selling in step 3, where candidates may only approve others in a way that is consistent with their preferences.'' |
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::i. If the candidate using their delegated votes has more than 5% approval, '''they may choose which candidates approve on their delegated ballots, <u>consistent with preferences</u> |
::i. If the candidate using their delegated votes has more than 5% approval, '''they may choose which candidates approve on their delegated ballots, <u>consistent with preferences</u>.''' |
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<small>'''<u>Consistent with preferences</u> |
<small>'''<u>Consistent with preferences</u>'': For example, candidate A may not approve B and not C unless A predeclared a preference for B over C.</small> |
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::iii. ''(optional)'' If the candidate is a write-in or got less than 1% direct approvals from voters, they may not use their delegated votes. However, any candidate may approve a write-in, regardless of the predeclared preferences. ''Write-ins do not have a chance to declare or figure in the pre-declared preferences. Candidates with less than 1% are not allowed to use delegated votes to discourage a frivolous proliferation of candidates.'' |
::iii. ''(optional)'' If the candidate is a write-in or got less than 1% direct approvals from voters, they may not use their delegated votes. However, any candidate may approve a write-in, regardless of the predeclared preferences. ''Write-ins do not have a chance to declare or figure in the pre-declared preferences. Candidates with less than 1% are not allowed to use delegated votes to discourage a frivolous proliferation of candidates.'' |
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<small>'''<u>Automatic approvals</u>''': When approvals are assigned automatically for candidate X, they are set to approve as many of their pre-declared preferences as possible without approving both of the two candidates with the highest current approval totals that they prefer differently. (For example, say that X's preferences were for |
<small>'''<u>Automatic approvals</u>''': When approvals are assigned automatically for candidate X, they are set to approve as many of their pre-declared preferences as possible without approving both of the two candidates with the highest current approval totals that they prefer differently. (For example, say that X's preferences were for A>B>C>D>E, and the approval totals are 10, 30, 10, 20, and 15 alphabetically. B and D have the highest totals. So X's delegated ballots will be assigned to approve as many candidates as possible without approving both B and D; that is, they will approve A, B, and C.)</small> |
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