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'''[[Sequentially Spent Score]]''' ('''SSS''') is a sequential, [[Multi-Member System|multi-winner proportional,]] [[Cardinal voting systems|cardinal voting method]]. Voters score candidates, generally from 0-5, using [[Score voting]] ballots. Each round's winner is the candidate who has the highest sum total score. When tabulating the ballots, each voter begins with 5 stars to spend in order to gain representation and voters spend those stars when a candidate they supported is elected. If a voter scored a candidate 3 stars, that voter could only spend up to three stars to help elect that candidate.-- Voters cannot influence subsequent rounds more than the stars they have remaining.
'''Sequentially Spent STAR voting''' is a variation of Sequentially Spent Score in which a runoff is added to the final seat up for election
== Discussion of Common Failure Modes ==
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