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- Ranked_voting_system abstract "Preferential voting or rank voting describes certain voting systems in which voters rank outcomes in a hierarchy on the ordinal scale. When choosing between more than two options, preferential voting systems provide a number of advantages over first-past-the-post voting (also called plurality voting). This does not mean that preferential voting is always the best system; Arrow's impossibility theorem proves that no method can simultaneously obtain all properties desirable in a voting system. There is likewise no consensus among academics or public servants as to the best electoral system.There are many types of preferential voting, but currently only instant-runoff voting (alternative vote) and single transferable vote are used in governmental elections. Instant runoff voting is employed in Australia at the state and federal levels, in Ireland for its presidential elections, and by some cities in the United States, United Kingdom, and New Zealand. The single transferable vote is used for national elections in the Republic of Ireland and Malta, for regional and local elections in Northern Ireland, for all local elections in Scotland, and for some local elections in New Zealand and the United States.".
- Ranked_voting_system wikiPageExternalLink short_history_of_preferential_voting.
- Ranked_voting_system wikiPageID "36968102".
- Ranked_voting_system wikiPageRevisionID "605744345".
- Ranked_voting_system group "G&F".
- Ranked_voting_system group "Mankiw".
- Ranked_voting_system group "Sawer".
- Ranked_voting_system group "notes".
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- Ranked_voting_system subject Category:Preferential_electoral_systems.
- Ranked_voting_system subject Category:Proportional_representation_electoral_systems.
- Ranked_voting_system comment "Preferential voting or rank voting describes certain voting systems in which voters rank outcomes in a hierarchy on the ordinal scale. When choosing between more than two options, preferential voting systems provide a number of advantages over first-past-the-post voting (also called plurality voting). This does not mean that preferential voting is always the best system; Arrow's impossibility theorem proves that no method can simultaneously obtain all properties desirable in a voting system.".
- Ranked_voting_system label "Ordynacja preferencyjna".
- Ranked_voting_system label "Rang-Wahl".
- Ranked_voting_system label "Ranked voting system".
- Ranked_voting_system label "Voto preferencial".
- Ranked_voting_system label "Преференциальное голосование".
- Ranked_voting_system label "選好投票".
- Ranked_voting_system sameAs Rang-Wahl.
- Ranked_voting_system sameAs 選好投票.
- Ranked_voting_system sameAs 선호투표제.
- Ranked_voting_system sameAs Ordynacja_preferencyjna.
- Ranked_voting_system sameAs Voto_preferencial.
- Ranked_voting_system sameAs m.0kmg7xx.
- Ranked_voting_system sameAs Q1078003.
- Ranked_voting_system sameAs Q1078003.
- Ranked_voting_system wasDerivedFrom Ranked_voting_system?oldid=605744345.
- Ranked_voting_system isPrimaryTopicOf Ranked_voting_system.