Talk:Random-Approval Voting: Difference between revisions

 

This could be used for Borda, too. The voters vote on ALL voters via Borda. The winner of that decides on the issue. (Yeah, I know Borda has not only horrible clone probs, but also horrible burying probs). Counting with big groups will be a bit sucky considering that the number of voters is directly linked to the number of candidates. Given that I usually don't trust representatives but want to vote on issues this modification could be modified a bit: Every voter gives one (no more, no less) suggestion on the issue. "What Alice/Bob/somebody else already suggested" is an okay suggestion, too. Then the vote on the suggestions for the issue is taken via the Borda count. For ergonomic reasons the "what Alice/Bob/somebody else suggested" stuff is left out of the ballots. But the ballots get counted as if it was still there. This modification could be used for all methods that have horrible teaming/crowding problems if for some insane reason you can't use something totally different. --[[User:R.H.|R.H.]] 09:11, 13 September 2006 (PDT)