What city governments have used Ranked-Choice Voting
and a Condorcet-compliant tabulation of the ranked-order
ballots?
I am aware of only two cases:
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In the 1920s and 1930s, the city of Marquette (about
15,000 inhabitants in the 1930 Census) in Michigan
used the Baldwin method for all municipal elections.
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The city of Silla (about 19,000 inhabitants) in Spain
has recently adopted the Schulze method for municipal
referendums. In February 2016, there were referendums
in Silla with the Schulze method.
Markus Schulze
Hallo,
> What city governments have used Ranked-Choice Voting
> and a Condorcet-compliant tabulation of the ranked-order
> ballots?
I am aware of only two cases:
1. In the 1920s and 1930s, the city of Marquette (about
15,000 inhabitants in the 1930 Census) in Michigan
used the Baldwin method for all municipal elections.
2. The city of Silla (about 19,000 inhabitants) in Spain
has recently adopted the Schulze method for municipal
referendums. In February 2016, there were referendums
in Silla with the Schulze method.
Markus Schulze