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UTV/AV at New Hampshire Liberty Forum 2019

Unsplit the Vote and Approval Voting sponsored the New Hampshire Liberty Forum 2019 put on annually by the Free State Project. Long-time Approval Voting activists Frank Atwood & Blake Huber flew out from Colorado. Besides Approval Voting itself, they promoted the books Gaming the Vote and Honeybee Democracy.  Some 80% of the attendees already knew […]

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Three Eras of Voting Methods

There are three kinds of voting methods— allocative, comparative, and evaluative—based on the expression form and constraint. Allocative methods give each voter a fixed amount of “vote” (continuously divisible or as discrete tokens) to allocate among candidates. Comparative methods allow voters only to show preference between pairs of candidates; generally, this is done by ranking them. Evaluative methods have voters rate candidates independently on a scale (numeric or graded). There are also hybrids, e.g. multi-stage voting methods that combine voting methods of different categories.

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