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Poll on an imaginary election:
34 A > S > B > C
32 B > S > C > A
33 C > S > A > B
1 S > A > B > C
Of the four candidates, which do you think should win?
34 A > S > B > C
32 B > S > C > A
33 C > S > A > B
1 S > A > B > C
Of the four candidates, which do you think should win?
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Date: 2019-11-27 06:37 (UTC)From:But that doesn't mean all the systems are equally bad, else we wouldn't bother trying to replace plurality. And I think the proof is less about system flaws than the nature of collective preference. There may not be a Condorcet winner and then the right choice isn't obvious. But IRV doesn't even pick a Condorcet winner when one clearly exists.