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Assume that in the first round, voters vote ''for'' their top preference and ''against'' their last preference. |
Assume that in the first round, voters vote ''for'' their top preference and ''against'' their last preference. |
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Memphis is disqualified from advancing due to receiving more than half of the ''against'' votes. So unlike a standard two-round, top-two runoff, the second round is between Nashville and |
Memphis is disqualified from advancing due to receiving more than half of the ''against'' votes. So unlike a standard two-round, top-two runoff, the second round is between Nashville and Knoxville rather than Memphis and Nashville. |
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In the second round, Nashville defeats |
In the second round, Nashville defeats Knoxville 68% to 22%. |
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If the Memphis supporters had preferred Chattanooga to Nashville, then while a standard runoff or VFA would elect Nashville, VFA Runoff would elect Chattanooga. |
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== Instant VFA Runoff == |
== Instant VFA Runoff == |
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