Condorcet//Approval: Difference between revisions

 

===Burial resistance===

 

When all explicitly ranked candidates are considered approved, Condorcet//Approval makes burying strategy more risky than in other Condorcet methods. Burying is only effective when it prevents the targeted candidate from being the Condorcet winner. But a faction can't succeed in this task without then being counted as approving the candidate(s) beneath which the targeted candidate was insincerely ranked. This makes it quite likely that burying strategy will backfire, and cause a candidate to be elected who is actually liked less than the targeted candidate.

::Within that set, the alternative with the most winning votes against the approval bar is the winner.

 

 

[[Definite Majority Choice]] (DMC)