Re: Automatic LIIA Independent of Locking Order
Gustav Thorzen via Election-Methods <[email protected]> Mon, 4 May 2026 22:41:01 +0200
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On Mon, 4 May 2026 15:11:54 +0000 (UTC) Kevin Venzke via Election-Methods <[email protected]> wrote: > It would be interesting to have any additional method at all that satisfies weak FBC > slash AFB and Later-no-harm. I think MMPO is the only known one. Or maybe one of the > Borda interpretations does this too. There is one, although I don't know if it is on electowiki. Approval satisfied cardinal versions of AFB+Mono+Mutual Majority+LN-Help, but if disapproval ballots are used rather then approval ballots, we can create the following system: Every voter markes any candidates of the choice as disapproved, the sum of disapprovals for each candidate is calcualted, every candidate is assigned a score equal to their sum of disapprovals multiplied by negative one. The candidate with the highest score wins. This satisfies AFB+Mono+Mutual Majority+LN-Harm and although it is functionally identical to approval. I would also note that the name of disapproval voting is also used for a disapproval version of FPTP, and in my (limited) experience is what people will think you are talking about. It appears to me so far that basicly every system satisfying Mono+LN-Help/Harm have a Mono+LN-Harm/Help equivalent, so just like MaxMin(Support LogicalOr Equality) turned out to be a LN-Help version of MMPO, there should be a LN-Harm version of MinGS similar to MMPO. Hopefully of some use Gustav ---- Election-Methods mailing list - see https://electorama.com/em for list info