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The Nonmanipulative Vote-Deficits of Voting Rules
2021We introduce a new parameter which we call the nonmanipulative vote-deficit (NMVD) for single-winner voting rules. In particular, the NMVD of a voting rule at an election is the minimum number of votes needed to be added to transform this election into a nonmanipulable one yet without changing the winner.
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Approval compatible voting rules
Social Choice and Welfare, 2022Terzopoulou, Zoi +2 more
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Voting Rules: A Constitutional Quandary
2003INTRODUCTION: STABILITY AND CHANGE OF ELECTORAL SYSTEMS Civic and economic freedoms depend on the competitiveness of a political system, a competitiveness fostered by the constitutional division of powers, the rule of law, and the contestability of the elective positions.
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Probabilistic Borda rule voting
Social Choice and Welfare, 2003zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Anonymous Voting Rules with Abstention: Weighted Voting
2009We consider legislative voting rules that govern collective approval or disapproval of a bill or a motion, and that allow abstention (or absence) as a “middle option” distinct from a yes or no vote. In contrast with Peter Fishburn’s work on representative systems, or RSs, we do not treat collective approval and disapproval symmetrically; a voting rule ...
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Quarterly Journal of Political Science, 2008
Most models of pre-vote deliberation assume that voters send messages simultaneously. In practice, however, communication is almost always sequential. This review shows that sequential communication makes it even more difficult to induce truthful communication. Specifically, I show that for any voting rule truthful communication can only be achieved if
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Most models of pre-vote deliberation assume that voters send messages simultaneously. In practice, however, communication is almost always sequential. This review shows that sequential communication makes it even more difficult to induce truthful communication. Specifically, I show that for any voting rule truthful communication can only be achieved if
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Communication compatible voting rules
Theory and Decision, 2012zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Classification of Voting Rules
1985Chapter 3 showed that a voting rule, a on a finite set of alternatives, W, is classified by a single integer, namely the Nakamura number v(σ). If the rule is collegial, so v(σ) = ∞, then for any acyclic profile p the relation σ(p) will be acyclic. If σ is non-collegial, with v(σ) < ∞ then σ(p) will be acyclic as long as |w| < v(σ), while an acyclic ...
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1996
Abstract Next to the question of how the representatives to the parliament or legislature are chosen, the most important constitutional issue regarding future collective decision making is the choice of voting rule. We have discussed two quite different parliamentary structures: two-party and multiparty proportional representation ...
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Abstract Next to the question of how the representatives to the parliament or legislature are chosen, the most important constitutional issue regarding future collective decision making is the choice of voting rule. We have discussed two quite different parliamentary structures: two-party and multiparty proportional representation ...
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