RalphInOttawa

I was a computer programmer. I've been retired for almost 15 years. BediseBeside working for a living, I did runran for political office twice, losing on October 25 both times. Therefore, that's not my lucky day. As a reultresult of losing thatthe first time, 30 years ago, I became very interested in having a better voting system for electing representation. The systems out there all seemed to have problems. I came across the Condorcet methods demonstrator on a Robla webpage back in 1999(?). After many years of trying to find or make a perfect voting system, I triedgave to forget aboutup. Last winter (January 2023), there was some irritating election result, or someone's smart comments ... and I goitgot to thinking that I needneeded to write outmy old ideas of fairness into a step by step process to fix IRV before I was too old to remember. I came up with my MIRV process (Multiple Instant runoffRunoff Voting) on paper. It was hard to explain and nearly impossibleboring to describe.talk Thenabout. I was fortunate to have Googlea SheetsChrome forBook free.and I knew very little about spreadsheets. Howevernoticed I knew I didn't want to learn tocould use some computer programming language. Google Sheets isfor like an old version of EXCEL, with very limited commands and toolsfree. I decided to give it try. No database. Just columns and rows. Now, it's October, and I think I've made something different, something new. Too complicated? Perhaps. I would argue, it's a spreadsheet. People trust spreadsheets. It's all there. Simple arithmetic. Simpleand logic.lots It's aand pushlots of asimple buttonlogic. IAs wouldof sayDecember, you2023, can'tI gethave togiven theit moona usingnew aname, horseStandard andVote buggy(SV).