Re: [opennic-discuss] [RESULTS] Reintroduction of past proposals, IR, R1

For what it’s worth, this is the correct method of counting that should have been followed. By typical IRV rules, the vote should already be over with H prevailing. 

The fact that only two choices remained by the second round does illustrate the problem even with IRV followed correctly, in that with so many options and so few voters, the system doesn’t really work effectively. But I have much less of a problem with this outcome because it came as a result of the stated counting method. 

I still stand by my current latest, to quote Daniel, “dunce cap troll proposal”—who’s committing personal attacks now, hypocrite? After seeing these proposals in action lately I’m convinced all votes going forward should be exclusively yay/nay votes. 

Jonah

> On Jul 31, 2018, at 9:33 PM, Jacob Bachmeyer <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> While my vote was counted as intended, I also now know that whatever procedure is being used here is *not* what I understood to be IRV.
> 
> Daniel Quintiliani wrote:
>> https://lists.opennicproject.org/sympa/arc/discuss/2018-07/msg00135.html
>> 
>> The votes during the first round are:
>> 
>> Daniel Quintiliani: B, C, A, D, E
>> Jonah Aragon: H, I, G
>> Jacob Bachmeyer: F, G, H, E, D, I
>> Niles Rogoff: D, F, G, H, A
>> Megan Parat: I, H, G, F, E, D, C, B, A
>> Christopher: H, I, G
>> Amunak: H, G, I
>> vv: I, H
>> Sebastian Makowiecki: E, F, G
>> Katie Holly (Fusl): I
>> Jack Ternan: I
>>  
> 
> IRV tally of the above votes as I understand IRV:  <URL:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instant_run-off_voting>
> 
> round 1: (considering first preferences)
>   B - 1
>   D - 1
>   E - 1
>   F - 1
>   H - 3
>   I - 4
> 11 voters; no option has a majority; eliminate A, C, G for getting no votes; eliminate last place which is tied between B, D, E, F
> 
> round 2: (instant run-off; only H, I remain)
>   DQ: null
>   JA: H
>   JB: H
>   NR: H
>   MP: I
>   C: H
>   A: H
>   VV: I
>   SM: null
>   KH: I
>   JT: I
> totals:  H - 5 / I - 4 / null - 2
> 11 voters, two exhausted ballots, 9 votes counted
> 
> The result would be option H by a 5 - 4 majority.
> 
> I move for a follow-up Aye/Nay ratification vote for this result if this is to be taken as the outcome.
> 
> 
> -- Jacob
> 
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