The Plurality Method The Borda Count Method Notes 2 – Sections 1.2 & 1.3.
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1.4 The Plurality-with Elimination Method
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• Other names for the Plurality-with-elimination method
- Instant runoff voting (in the present)
- Hare method
- Plurality with Elimination
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The Plurality-with Elimination Method
• Steps:1) Count the first place votes for each candidate. If a
candidate has a majority of the first-place votes, that candidate is the winner.
2) Cross out the names of the candidates (or candidates if there is a tie) with the fewest first-place votes
3) Move other candidates up and count the number of the first-place votes again. If a candidate has a majority votes, that candidate is the winner. Otherwise, continue the process of crossing names and counting the first-place votes.
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Example 1: 37 VOTERS, need 19 votes for majority winner
Number of voters
14 10 8 4 1
1st choice A C D B C
2nd choice B B C D D
3rd choice C D B C B
4th choice D A A A A
Number of voters
14 10 8 4 1
1st choice A D D D D
2nd choice D A A A A
Number of voters
14 10 8 4 1
1st choice A C D D C
2nd choice C D C C D
3rd choice D A A A A
4th choice
Step 1: No one receives 19 votes, so eliminate B and rewrite the table
Step 2: No one with 19 votes yet, so eliminate C and re-write the table
Step 3: D has 23 votes so D is the winner
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Example 2
Number of votes
7 8 10 4
1st choice A B C A
2nd choice B C A C
3rd choice C A B B7 8 10 4
1st A C C A
2nd C A A C
C now has 18 first place votes so C is the winner!
29 people votes, need 15 votes for majority winner
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Example 3: Similar to example 2. However, 4 people voted for A decided to vote for C. What is the outcome?
Number of votes
7 8 10 4
1st choice A B C A
2nd choice B C A C
3rd choice C A B B
7 8 10 4
1st B B C C
2nd C C B B
Therefore: B is the winner with 15 votes
Number of votes
7 8 10 4
1st choice A B C C
2nd choice B C A A
3rd choice C A B B
How could this happen?
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The Monotonicity Criterion
• If X is a winner of an election and in a re-election, the only changes in the ballots are changes that favor X (and only X), then X should remain a winner of the election.
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Who is the winner under Plurality with Elimination Method?
#1)
#2)
10 6 5 4 2
1st A B B C D
2nd C D C A C
3rd B C A D B
4th D A D B A