Submission LASTMAN-1318 (Online)
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| Submission By | Howard Lastman |
| Address | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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| Date | 20040813 |
| Category | Electoral system change |
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Abstract
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Condorcet elections have been used for public elections. The
city of Marquette, Michigan, USA once used (and may still use, for
all I know,) a Condorcet voting system known as Nanson's Method for
the election of all city officials. [1 page]
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Submission Content
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Condorcet elections have been used for public elections. The
city of Marquette, Michigan, U.S.A. once used (and may still use,
for all I know) a Condorcet voting system known as Nanson's Method
for the election of all city officials.
Condorcet elections are properly classified by Hoag and Hallett as
majority preferential voting and not as proportional
representation.
Source: C G Hoag and G H Hallett, Proportional
Representation, New York: MacMillan, 1926 at pp 491 - 494.
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