Which theory is it?
Key words
Fairness criteria
Who won?
100
This method is sometimes called majority rules
What is plurality method?
100
A candidate must receive more than 50% of the votes to be declared the winner
What is the majority?
100
The principle that a voting method be fair
What is fairness criteria?
100
Find the winner under Approval voting
Who is Elis Wiesel?
200
This method each choice is ranked based on wins or losses
What is Copeland method?
200
A voter who doesn't vote the way they want but for strategic reasons
What is an insincere voting?
200
If a contender is picked by a candidate they should win
What is the majority criterion?
200
The number of votes needed for the majority.
What is 30 votes?
300
This method is a modification of what method
What is Instant run off or plurality with elimination?
300
This ballot ask you to pick your favorite from a list of choices
What is preference schedules?
300
In this criteria the winner should not change if a loosing candidate drops out
What is Independence of irrelevant alternatives?
300
Find the winner under Plurality with Elimination
Who is A?
400
In this method, points are assigned to candidates base on raking
What is Borda Count?
400
A process in which voters cast new votes after each round.
What is sequential voting?
400
If there is a candidate who wins every head to head against other candidates that candidate will always win
What is Condorcet criterion?
400
Find the winner of this election under the plurality method.
Who is D?
500
The ballot asks you to mark all choices that you find acceptable. The results are tallied, and the option with the most wins
What is approval voting?
500
A choice that wins over every head to head.
What is a Condorcet winner?
500
This theorem states no voting method can meet all fairness criteria
What is Arrows impossibility theorem?
500
Find the Borda Count for Candidate B.
What is 73?