SODA voting (Simple Optionally-Delegated Approval): Difference between revisions

SODA does involve some parliamentary-style negotiation for about a weekshort period after each election. But then it's done, and the winner is in power until the next election. Unstable parliamentary countries, or ones where minority parties have inordinate power, are that way because minority parties can leave the governing coalition at any timewill. SODA does not have that problem; in many ways, it's really the best of both worlds between a 3-branch system and a parliamentary system.