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IRSA builds on traditional Single Transferable Vote methods to provide:
NOTE: IRSA is very young software. Please notify us if you encounter anything strange! |
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| Cambridge, MA 2005 City Council Election |
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| Cambridge, MA 2005 School Committee Election |
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| IRSA small test poll |
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| Favorite California Parks and Natural Areas |
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See the directory of all polls
As in Meek, surpluses can be transferred in any round, and you don't need to know how a ballot
counted in a previous round to know how it will count in the current round. However, it
adopts Warren's use of maxima instead of a surplus fraction, so ballots are split into smaller
pieces, and each voter is associated with a smaller number representatives. IRSA counts more
votes for winners by recasting exhausted ballots that are still countable. By keeping ballot
fractions as large as possible, IRSA is plausibly hand-countable. | |||
