Majority Judgement: a completely new voting system. Part Two - The Principal Properties of Majority Judgement

Update: 2009-03-19

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Contributor(s): Professor Rida Laraki | Laraki argues that the new Majority Judgement voting system is superior because it best ranks candidates according to merit. It best resists manipulation or "gaming the vote." It heeds majority rule. It is not subject to Arrow's impossibility, nor to most other classical paradoxes.

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Majority Judgement: a completely new voting system. Part Two - The Principal Properties of Majority Judgement

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Majority Judgement: a completely new voting system. Part Two - The Principal Properties of Majority Judgement

Professor Rida Laraki

Majority Judgement: a completely new voting system. Part Two - The Principal Properties of Majority Judgement