Strong/weak preference option

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Ballot

Voters can express both strong and weak preferences.[1]

E.g. A ballot can be marked A>B>C>>D>E>F>>G.

Tally

The direction of pairwise defeats are determined by both strong and weak preferences, and the strength of pairwise defeats are determined only by strong preferences.

E.g. the A>B preference above is weak, the A>>D preference in the example above is strong, the D>F preference is weak, the F>>G preference is strong, etc.

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References

  1. "[EM] summary of Condorcet anti-strategy measures". lists.electorama.com. Retrieved 2020-01-11.