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=== Draft 3 ===
=== Draft 2 ===
:''published November 22, 2018''
<blockquote>''published November 22, 2018''</blockquote>See [http://lists.electorama.com/pipermail/election-methods-electorama.com/2018-November/001925.html 2018-11-22 email from RobLa]▼
Rules for Draft 2:
# Select the candidate who receives the highest approval rating. This is the "top candidate" and qualifies for the ballot
#* 1a. If the top candidate (and any other candidate) receives greater than 75% approval, add these candidates to the "highly-approved candidate pool"
#* 1b. If the top candidate receives less than 75% approval, add the top candidate to the "majority candidate pool"
# If the top candidate has been added to the "majority candidate pool", also add a candidate to the “opposition candidate pool”. To be added, this candidate must be the candidate which maximizes the "majority/opposition ballot satisfaction". "ballot satisfaction" generally means voters approve of at least one candidate on a given ballot. "majority/opposition ballot satisfaction" is for a ballot that only contains the "majority candidate pool" and the "opposition candidate pool".
# For each candidate who receives over 50% approval, but less than 75% approval:
#* 3a. Add this candidate to the "majority candidate pool"
#* 3b. Add a candidate to the "opposition candidate pool" who maximizes the "majority/opposition ballot satisfaction" of the electorate (as in step 2)
# Eliminate all candidates from the "opposition candidate pool" who have an overall approval rating under 25%
# All candidates remaining in the "highly-approved candidate pool", the "majority candidate pool" and the "opposition candidate pool" advance to the general election.
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=== Draft 1 ===
Rules for Draft 1:
# The candidate who receives the highest approval rating (the "front-runner") qualifies for the general election
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