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{{Infobox
|title={{{title|}}}
| label1 = Condorcet compliant
| data1 = {{#if: {{{condorcet|}}}
| {{#ifexpr: {{{condorcet|}}}
| No
| }}
| label2 = Mutual majority compliant
| data2 = {{#if: {{{mutual-majority|}}}
| Yes
| No
}}
| }}
| label3 = Favorite betrayal compliant
| data3 = {{#if: {{{favorite-betrayal|}}}
| {{#ifexpr: {{{favorite-betrayal|}}}
| No [[Category:Fails favorite betrayal criterion]]
}}
| }}
}}<noinclude>
<templatedata>
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"Independence of Smith-dominated Alternatives criterion": {
"description": "Does the same candidate always win when candidates not in the Smith set are added or removed from the election?",
"type": "boolean"▼
▲ },
"Favorite Betrayal criterion": {▼
"description": "Do voters ever have strategic incentive to indicate they prefer someone who isn't their honest favorite more than their honest favorite?",▼
"type": "boolean"
},
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"description": "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.",
▲ "type": "boolean"
},
"favorite-betrayal": {
▲ "description": "Do voters ever have strategic incentive to indicate they prefer someone who isn't their honest favorite more than their honest favorite?",
"type": "boolean"
}
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"paramOrder": [
"title",
"condorcet",▼
"mutual-majority",
"favorite-betrayal",
"Utility criterion",
"Majority criterion",
▲ "mutual-majority",
▲ "condorcet",
"Smith criterion",
"Independence of Smith-dominated Alternatives criterion",
"Later-no-harm criterion",
▲ "Favorite Betrayal criterion",
"Single-winner reduction",
"Party list case"
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