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Summability is the only publicly expressed criterion that addresses implementation logistics. Election methods that comply with the summability criterion are easier to implement than those that do not. Those who support the summability criterion say that it is essential for ensuring the integrity of an election. |
Summability is the only publicly expressed criterion that addresses implementation logistics. Election methods that comply with the summability criterion are easier to implement than those that do not. Those who support the summability criterion say that it is essential for ensuring the integrity of an election. |
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