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m (Make more precise the claim that CDTT,DSC is not the only CDTT method that passes Clone independence and mono-raise, but the only that also passes LNHarm. Add citation needed as a proof would be a good idea.)
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*'''[[Plurality voting|First-Preference Plurality]]''': This is decisive, simple, and [[Monotonicity criterion|monotone]], but fails Clone Independence.
*'''[[Instant-runoff voting|Instant Runoff Voting]]''': This is more complicated. It satisfies Clone Independence but not [[Monotonicity criterion|monotonicity]]. The IRV ranking would be the reverse of the candidates' elimination order.
*'''[[Descending Solid Coalitions]]''': This is also somewhat complicated, but it's the only non-random option which satisfies Later-no-harm, [[clone independence]], and [[Monotonicity criterion|Mono-raise]].{{citation needed|date=2022-03-05}}{{Clarify|reason=Is this a theorem/uniqueness result, or is just the only system currently known to possess these properties?|date=April 2024}}
*'''[[Minmax|MinMax (Pairwise Opposition)]]''': This has the advantage that it is calculated based on the pairwise matrix, just as the CDTT itself is. However, it is somewhat indecisive and fails Clone Independence. It satisfies [[Monotonicity criterion|Mono-raise]].
 
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