Truncation: Difference between revisions
m
no edit summary
(Created page with "Truncation is when a voter votes honestly, but doesn't show some of their lower preferences. In the extreme case, it becomes bullet voting, where the voter only indicates thei...") |
mNo edit summary |
||
Line 1:
Truncation is when a voter votes honestly, but doesn't show some of their lower preferences. In the extreme case, it becomes bullet voting, where the voter only indicates their [[
== Notes ==
A variant of the [[Participation criterion]] or [[Independence of Irrelevant Ballots]] offers one way of justifying [[
{{ballots|
30+2: A>B
31: B ▼
49: C▼
}}
If 2 of the 32: A>B voters show up and bullet vote A, then B is eliminated and then C wins. But if they don't vote, then A is eliminated and then B wins.▼
▲31 B
[[Category:Voting theory]]
▲49 C
▲If 2 of the 32 A>B voters show up and bullet vote A, then B is eliminated and then C wins. But if they don't vote, then A is eliminated and then B wins.
| |||