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Consistency criterion

A voting system satisfies join-consistency (also called the reinforcement criterion) if combining two sets of votes, both electing A over B, always results in a combined electorate that ranks A over B. It is a stronger form of the participation criterion. Systems that fail the consistency criterion (such as instant-runoff voting or Condorcet methods) are…

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Consistency criterion

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related to Copeland · 5
Consistency criterion → Assume, Copeland's, Now, The, This
related to Instant-runoff voting · 5
Consistency criterion → Assume, Instant-runoff, Now, The, This
related to Kemeny method · 5
Consistency criterion → Assume, Kemeny, Now, The, This
related to Ranked Pairs · 4
Consistency criterion → Assume, Now, The, This

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