| Display title | Summability criterion |
| Default sort key | Summability criterion |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The summability criterion (sometimes referred to as "precinct summability" or "batch summability"[1]) is a criterion about the vote-counting process of electoral systems. Summability concerns whether a method can be counted in precincts instead of having to be counted at a central location. |
