Template:Infobox voting method

Condorcet compliant	No

An infobox for voting methods

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Parameter		Description	Type	Status
title	title	The name of the voting method	Unknown	required
Utility criterion	Utility criterion	Does the candidate with the greatest utility always win?	Boolean	optional
Majority criterion	Majority criterion	Does a candidate that a majority of voters prefer over all others always win?	Boolean	optional
Mutual majority criterion	mutual-majority	Does someone from a set of candidates that a majority of voters prefer over all others always win? Example If a majority of voters are split between several flavors of chocolate ice cream, but agree that any flavor of chocolate is better than any other flavor, then one of the chocolate-type flavors must win.	Boolean	optional
Condorcet criterion	condorcet	Does the Condorcet winner always win when they exist?	Boolean	optional
Smith criterion	Smith criterion	Does a candidate from the Smith set always win?	Boolean	optional
Independence of Smith-dominated Alternatives criterion	Independence of Smith-dominated Alternatives criterion	Does the same candidate always win when candidates not in the Smith set are added or removed from the election?	Boolean	optional
Later-no-harm criterion	Later-no-harm criterion	Can a voter hurt one of their more-preferred candidates' chances of winning by indicating a preference for a less-preferred candidate?	Boolean	optional
Favorite Betrayal criterion	Favorite Betrayal criterion	Do voters ever have strategic incentive to indicate they prefer someone who isn't their honest favorite more than their honest favorite?	Boolean	optional
Single-winner reduction	Single-winner reduction	Which single-winner voting method does this voting method reduce to (become equivalent to) in the single-winner case? Example STV becomes IRV in the single-winner case.	Page name	optional
Party list case	Party list case	Which proportional allocation method does this voting method become equivalent to when voters vote on party lines?	Page name	optional