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Multiwinner voting, also
called committee voting or
committee elections, is an
electoral system in
which multiple candidates are elected. The
number of...
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Multiwinner approval voting, also
called approval-based
committee (ABC) voting, is a multi-winner
electoral system that uses
approval ballots. Each voter...
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Justified representation (JR) is a
criterion of
fairness in
multiwinner approval voting. It can be seen as an
adaptation of the
proportional representation...
- legislature. The
Droop quota generalizes the
concept of a
majority to
multiwinner elections. Just as a
candidate with a
majority (any
number exceeding...
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Condorcet loser criterion Condorcet method Multiwinner voting -
contains information on some
multiwinner variants of the
Condorcet criterion. Brandl...
- when a fixed-size
parliament or a
committee is to be elected,
though multiwinner voting rules can also be used to
select a set of
recommendations or facilities...
- mani****ted by at
least one voter. Freeman,
Kahng and
Pennock study multiwinner approval voting with a
variable number of winners. In fact, they treat...
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partly on chance; the Duggan–Schwartz
theorem extends these results to
multiwinner electoral systems.
Consider three voters named Alice, Bob and Carol,...
- representation, a
generalization of the
principle of
proportionality to
multiwinner approval voting. One person, one vote Mill, John
Stuart (1861). "Chapter...
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criteria that
Majority Judgment fails, and vice versa.
Bucklin was used for
multiwinner elections. [citation needed] For multi-member districts,
voters marked...
