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A Rand Study of Balanced Plurality VotingQuicklink Submitted By Paul Cohen 1 comment, In Series: Balanced Voting
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Rand has reported on a study of likely outcomes in the 2000 elections to make a comparison between plurality voting and balanced plurality voting. In summary, voter participation improves with the balanced option and the margin of Biden's lead over Trump widens.
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Attended college thanks to the generous state support of education in 1960's America. Earned a Ph.D. in mathematics at the University of Illinois followed by post doctoral research positions at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. (more...)
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