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18:42, 25 March 2023 (UTC) Definition of voting 23.88.204.195 (talk) 02:46, 2 May 2023 (UTC) See our article Voting. —Tamfang (talk) 23:08, 21 May 2023 (UTC)...
Click to read more »not voting system -- it is an election system. for both, Single voting is the voting system. Single voting can be ranked vote or X vote. Ranked voting is...
Click to read more »Instant-Runoff Voting is sometimes called the "Alternative Vote" or "Ranked-Choice Voting", however it's obvious to anyone who knows that other voting systems...
Click to read more »Instant-runoff_voting#Independence_of_clones_criterion and the links therein. meamemg (talk) 20:32, 3 July 2025 (UTC) We say this: Often instant-runoff voting elections...
Click to read more »voting, Single transferable vote, as single vote systems. Limited voting, Plurality-at-large voting, Approval voting, Range voting, and Borda voting are...
Click to read more »search [youtube "voting method"] I can not find a single entry after 3 pages that has anything to do with this article. Only voting methods such as Borda...
Click to read more »(UTC) District of Columbia voting rights → District of Columbia federal voting rights – This article is only about voting for federal offices - Congress...
Click to read more »claims that weighted voting is used in the United States Electoral College. I disagree. Or, put another way, if weighted voting is used is the Electoral...
Click to read more »4x more frequent usage of strategic voting compared to tactical voting. Suggest changing lemma to strategic voting. HudecEmil (talk) 19:30, 16 October...
Click to read more »It evaluates positional voting as a class of systems against numerous and established voting system criteria to highlight which ones are met and which...
Click to read more »from pl from voting on polls in en without being actual contributors to en. If they want to contribute to en, that is wonderful. But voting in a poll is...
Click to read more »protest not against the result of the voting, but the way it was conducted. If there were some fixed rules about voting on Wikipedia, you would not here my...
Click to read more »formal name of a voting system. When used simply as a reference to methodology it is not capitalised. When used as a name of a voting system it is. Hence...
Click to read more »methodologies simultaneously: majority/plurality voting, two-round voting, alternative vote, approval voting, serial voting, a Borda count, a modified Borda count...
Click to read more »the Soviet Union blurb ("Soviet Union: while de-jure voting was not obligatory, de-facto voting was enforced, to report that 99.8% of Soviet people "unanimously...
Click to read more »expensive to count than Plurality voting or Approval Voting, requiring changes to vote counting procedures or voting equipment." Approval is particularly...
Click to read more »describe approval voting as one method of instant runoff voting. This is not how the rest of the world uses the term instant runoff voting. You might say...
Click to read more »voting systems, it is ranked approval voting). If we look at it from the other direction, suppose X is introduced to an election, a voter has voted A>C...
Click to read more »voice vote is 'the usual method of voting on any motion that does not require more than a majority vote for its adoption'. I think voice votes are rather...
Click to read more »Should we write more about the Voting Rights Act's reception among different racial demographics? There seems to be no section referencing acclaim or criticism...
Click to read more »voting by mail. Absentee balloting is not necessarily done by mail. It can be done in person or remotely via the internet. On the other hand, voting by...
Click to read more »person with the higher score in STAR voting should always be the person who gets more votes in traditional FPTP voting. Right? Sonicsuns (talk) 00:42, 2...
Click to read more »in favour of electronic voting. The examples praise the alleged successes (India, Estonia) while skating over where e-voting has been abandoned (Ireland...
Click to read more »preferential voting for elections by mail" should be reconsidered. It seems that it simply states that preferential voting is better than a plurality vote, but...
Click to read more »article through (1) adding a timeline of aboriginal voting milestones (2) adding a description of the voting system in Australia (3) mentioning the 'half-caste'...
Click to read more »The text says that proxy voting is essentially synonymous with delegated voting, and indeed there appears to be no difference in the meaning based on reading...
Click to read more »In this sentence: "In a transferable-vote system like the single transferable vote (STV) or instant runoff voting (IRV), a ballot is initially allocated...
Click to read more »instant-runoff voting should be a disambiguation page with links to alternative voting, contingent vote, preferential voting, and single transferable vote. Markus...
Click to read more »comparison being made between the several MVs and the indicative votes in terms of numbers voting for and against. It makes sense to have this material in one...
Click to read more »classification [voting systems are those in which a voter either votes or does not vote for a given candidate] came from Voting_system#Binary_voting_methods....
Click to read more »expensive to count than Plurality voting or Approval Voting, requiring only minor changes to vote counting procedures or voting equipment That seems silly....
Click to read more »inconsistencies in use of plurality voting, explain broad and narrow definitions. Contrast with majority voting, explain relation to...
Click to read more »http://www.fairvote.org/primary_voting_at_age_17#facts_17_year_old_primary_voting has updated which states allow voting in primaries before age 18. For...
Click to read more »gets one vote. It is a voting right "of" that country (as an entity). This is not about the voting rights of Puerto Rico; it is about the voting rights...
Click to read more »contemplate Approval Voting. Approval Voting is, however, merely a matter of counting all the votes cast, instead of assuming that votes for more than one...
Click to read more »have voting power, but DC is in a unique position as the only state-level entity with a non-voting representative that has electoral college votes, unlike...
Click to read more »edit deviates somewhat from the main subject, voting machines per se, and pays more attention to Voting systems, which is the subject of another article...
Click to read more »In general, the optimal tactical voting strategy for range voting is to vote as if it were identical to approval voting, so that all candidates are given...
Click to read more »org/web/20110106075130/http://itpolicy.princeton.edu/voting/ to http://itpolicy.princeton.edu/voting/ When you have finished reviewing my changes, you may...
Click to read more »voting system. Scott Ritchie 18:23, 16 December 2005 (UTC) I have suggested that Plurality voting system be merged into Plurality. Plurality voting system...
Click to read more »without much voting. I have deleted this non-article. It was, in fact, a disjoint list of ways in which disapproval could be registered in voting systems....
Click to read more »in Minneapolis, the terms "Single Transferable Vote", "Instant Runoff Voting", and "Ranked Choice Voting" were used in a synonymous manner [9]. Markus...
Click to read more »(talk) 14:28, 30 July 2024 (UTC) The voting system of the electoral college is effectively plurality block voting in 48 states. Should it be added as an...
Click to read more »Strictly speaking, "Simple majority voting" is a Plurality voting system with the "election" being limited to two possible votes, normally Yes or No. Because...
Click to read more »as a means to vote for a product, giving the producer an incentive to continue its production. This has come to be known as dollar voting although, of...
Click to read more »Can somebody flesh out this article, summarize what probabilist voting theory explains about public expenditure programs or social security programs ?...
Click to read more »Bloc Voting and Limited Voting are REAL election methods. Both are based on the limitation that voters have less votes than winners. Approval voting doesn't...
Click to read more »2 July 2008 (UTC) In the chapter on voting, RONR (2011) repeatedly refers to "basis for decision", not "voting basis". Neither term is in the index....
Click to read more »refer to many many things, and the Chilean voting method is obscure and only discussed in the context of voting systems. --SmokeyJoe (talk) 03:20, 20 October...
Click to read more »org/how_ranked_choice_voting_survives_the_one_person_one_vote_challenge https://electionscience.org/voting-methods/an-assessment-of-six-single-winner-voting-methods/...
Click to read more »from Bloc voting. See also Talk:Bloc voting Is this the same as first past the post, but where there are n winners and each voter gets n votes? If so, this...
Click to read more »Ranked voting → Ranked choice votingRanked choice voting – Requesting a swap of these and the redirect from ranked voting to ranked choice voting, with...
Click to read more »been censored. Under Approval_voting#Potential_for_Tactical_voting I don't like this statement: A good strategy is to vote for every candidate the voter...
Click to read more »Bloc voting exept that 1 is much better (unsigned comment by User:Drrake on 23 Jan 2007) One is about voting systems (rules for counting votes), the...
Click to read more »Gender Gap in Voting (which includes the above study), we see that they define the voting gender gap as the following: The gender gap in voting refers to...
Click to read more »Strategic Voting DICHOTOMOUS PREFERENCES: Approval Voting and Arrow's Impossibility Theorem Neither author claims their model of Approval Voting is complete...
Click to read more »this page that relate to the influence of affect on voting behavior; however, the topic of voting behavior is much broader and has a long history in the...
Click to read more »subpage to help with ease of navigation and discussion by keeping the voting (and voting related discussion) separate from the general discussion? Support...
Click to read more »"encourages tactical voting," when, in fact, with Approval, this means "voting for your favorite." Or, more to the point, voting for a frontrunner in...
Click to read more »Voting Machine Co (1892), United States Voting Machine Co (1895), Standrd Voting Machine Co (1898), US Standard Voting Machine Co (1900). Over the next decade...
Click to read more »electorate-based voting. There's nothing complicated about district-based voting. How can you balance a vote where there are no votes to balance? I've...
Click to read more »mean this? It says, "the Minnesota Supreme Court found preferential voting (a voting method similar to IVR and Borda Count) unconstitutional in the case...
Click to read more »approval voting (or similar methods): 13th century Republic of Venice: I am unable to find anything in this article which suggests approval voting (or any...
Click to read more »This page was split off from Bloc voting. See also Talk:Bloc voting...
Click to read more »for instance, in the opening sentence, namely, Helios Voting is an open-source, web-based voting system, primarily developed by Ben Adida. Citations to...
Click to read more »even if you don't vote in Colorado elections. The other problem with the "voting implies consent to be ruled" argument is that non-voting can also be construed...
Click to read more »that the voting system of 2016 has doubled the total number of scores? There are of course differences in the past, such as the number of voting countries...
Click to read more »well-chosen vote-counting method in the first/nomination round; etc. VoteFair (talk) 15:58, 5 September 2024 (UTC) Some people mean Instant-Runoff Voting when...
Click to read more »"Quadratic Voting: A New Way to Govern Blockchains for Enterprises". Forbes. Retrieved 2019-10-01. Posner, Eric (2017). "Quadratic Voting and the Public...
Click to read more »that Swiss elections are unique because they do not use voting machines, but use all paper voting is incorrect. This is certainly the case in Great Britain...
Click to read more »(UTC) Republican efforts to make voting laws more restrictive following the 2020 presidential election → Proposed voting laws following the 2020 presidential...
Click to read more »straightforward critique of foot voting...just like it's straightforward that Hayek's and Friedman's passages support foot voting. Also, Hayek's passage is from...
Click to read more »is a very different system, whereas Instant runoff voting is another name for the Alternative vote system. ϢereSpielChequers 23:45, 16 December 2010 (UTC)...
Click to read more »initial thought was to name the topic "Non-confidence voting", but I decided for "Negative voting" because this includes various methods, so, I considered...
Click to read more »votes needed to win = ⌊ valid votes cast seats to fill + 1 ⌋ + 1 {\displaystyle {\text{votes needed to win}}=\left\lfloor {\frac {\text{valid votes cast}}{{\text{seats...
Click to read more »proportional variant of Ranked-choice voting." it is the proportional variant of IRV, which is a specific kind of ranked-choice voting. and this ambiguity is exactly...
Click to read more »lie#Donald Trump's false claims of a stolen election Dominion Voting Systems v. Fox News Dominion Voting Systems#Defamation lawsuit against Fox News Fox News#2020...
Click to read more »the first vote, voters marked preferential ballots enabling ballots to be transferred. As well, sometimes only two rounds of voting or vote counting is...
Click to read more »"tactical" voting as meaning an insincere vote for desired effect is problematic. There is no advantage to insincere voting in Approval. Voting "strategy"...
Click to read more »March 2010 (UTC) Shouldn't this be merged with Party Raiding? "Crossover voting" is a nearly synonymous and less pejorative term.64.222.145.53 (talk) 16:24...
Click to read more »Postal voting (by mail) Voting machine Electronic voting -- Electiontechnology (talk) 20:03, 8 October 2009 (UTC) I've looked at a few different voting-related...
Click to read more »in-person voting: https://cavotes.org/vote/in-person#early http://ballotpedia.org/Early_voting http://www.longdistancevoter.org/early_voting_calendar http://www...
Click to read more »that can steal votes for the lifetime of the machines. Attackers with physical access between voting and counting can arbitrarily change vote totals and can...
Click to read more »When Switzerland made it possible to vote online (and there by reasonably lowering the cost of voting) the voting rate instead actually dropped. An effect...
Click to read more »voted 77-19 with the Democrats voting 49-17 and the Republicans voting 30-2. There is an error somewhere in those figures. What was the correct vote?WallyK...
Click to read more »a congresscritter. 67.243.48.138 (talk) 23:15, 2 May 2010 (UTC) To non-voting members of the United States house of representatives to be inclusive of...
Click to read more »article on the topic: Ranked voting. — Omegatron (talk) 01:28, 10 June 2019 (UTC) Ranked voting and preferential voting are not the same. They are synonyms...
Click to read more »limited voting and mulitiple limited voting, save perhaps the proportionality bit. There is already a Limited Voting section, but that doesn't do much,...
Click to read more »states, "The Alternative Vote [their bold] is known to Australians as Preferential Voting and to Americans as Instant Runoff Voting," [3] You're right the...
Click to read more »would vote [1] "Preferential voting"; [2] "Alternative voting" and [3] "Instant-runoff voting". Look at that - I just used a preferential vote! Outside...
Click to read more »Parliament (under whatever voting system) for its entire history. Contrary to myth it wasn't abolished to restrict the Nationalist voting/Catholic part of the...
Click to read more »this article to "Straight-ticket voting in the United States", and the recreate the article straight-ticket voting from a general worldwide view, and...
Click to read more »exists in the Electronic voting article (#1 check). In addition to Electronic voting, the articles for Voting machine and Vote counting system cover the...
Click to read more »results talk about bullet voting being used by racial minorities and then majorities trying to ban it to dilute their voting power, but I don't have time...
Click to read more »Congress pushed to expand absentee voting and the CDC and other public health experts advised postal voting as a form of voting which minimizes in-person contact...
Click to read more »this entire series is only symbolic of voting in some democracies. In countries that use the single-transferable vote system, digits are used to mark candidates...
Click to read more »recently enacted more stringent voting integrity laws and measures, so saying that these efforts are meant to "restrict" voting is wrong and POV. They actually...
Click to read more »of interest that could be labeled "voting systems". That page separates the technology used for casting votes (Voting machines) from the technology used...
Click to read more »also be preference voting. When people were comparing regular 'runoff' and 'instant runoff', it made sense to call preference voting 'instant runoff'....
Click to read more »unchangeable that it hardly matters when people miss out on voting, so there is no factual need to vote. It will therefore occur once in a while that, although...
Click to read more »there are more that need $ to access. Open-Source E-Voting Heads West - Wired - January 21, 2004 E-voting is inevitable, despite flaws - Seatle Times - March...
Click to read more »countries in regard to voter eligibility, voting modalities etc. 2) historical development of nonresident citizen voting 3) causes and consequences 4) normative...
Click to read more »if I changed this redirect to preferential voting? Ranking choices is not unique to instant-runoff voting so I think it should point to the more general...
Click to read more »Critics argue that this simply reduces a voting system to a market system, a criticism applicable to cumulative voting as a whole. Specifically, which critics...
Click to read more »of Ranked Voting". If ranked voting were a type of instant runoff voting, then it would not be possible to have examples of ranked voting that are not...
Click to read more »means that all voting districts must have an approximately equal number of people. So considering this a valid advantage of plurality voting has no basis...
Click to read more »title=Score_Runoff_Voting&oldid=773896760 — Omegatron (talk) 15:02, 14 July 2018 (UTC) The "in order to correct for strategic distortion in ordinary score voting" modified...
Click to read more »Button pusher → Piano voting in Ukraine – The name "button pushing" is indeed a commonly used name for the illegal practice of voting for absent parliamentarians...
Click to read more »they can vote via absentee ballot (this is indirectly mentioned in paragraph 3, but not explicitly). Perhaps there is a related page about voting for US...
Click to read more »describe 'sticker dot voting' (maybe by 2014 that will change?). That said, looking at Google search results in 2011, "dot-voting" is probably about twice...
Click to read more »Hello fellow Wikipedians, I have just modified one external link on Maori voting rights in Australia. Please take a moment to review my edit. If you have...
Click to read more »of a voting system. Not the only one. Privacy and software independence are two others or paramount importance. It is not sufficient that a voting system...
Click to read more »(This is not quite evaluative voting, as eBay ignores the neutral votes in computing the ratings. It's really approval voting with an option to abstain.)"...
Click to read more »01:08, 11 May 2005 (UTC) Put simply, the section at Voting system#Criteria in evaluating voting systems is more complete than this "main article". —...
Click to read more »of voting in two lists (one for the canadate via AV, and one for a party list), my idea is to have the second part be detremined by the % of votes from...
Click to read more »Is it still Black Box Voting if the voting methods are paper-oriented but the votes are counted in a "black box" that the public doesn't have access to...
Click to read more »"Parallel voting" for decades before Russia tried it. Google lists only 4,790 hits for voting 'Russian System'. It lists 36,600 for 'Parallel voting'. Less...
Click to read more »would be a good idea to summarize the cases for and against ranked choice voting in American political discourse. RedrickSchu (talk) 16:31, 11 January 2026...
Click to read more »In the article on District of Columbia Voting Rights at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/District_of_Columbia_voting_rights there was a section (actually two)...
Click to read more »22 February 2007 (UTC) Is the only difference between delegated voting and proxy voting that the former is transitive and the latter isn't necessarily...
Click to read more »eliminated strategic voting: People don't have to vote for the lesser of evils, fearing that their vote would be wasted voting for Ralph Nader, to name...
Click to read more »(UTC) I propose that Sequential proportional approval voting be merged into Proportional approval voting. The two articles describe the same election method...
Click to read more »Computing Technology in Vote-Tallying and Voting System Standards: A Report on the Feasibility of Developing Voluntary Standards for Voting Equipment Roy Saltman...
Click to read more »electronic voting systems vendors: In general, in accordance with Wikipedia:Conflict of interest, you should not edit this (or any other) electronic voting page...
Click to read more »policy makers--directly. Automated Voting Machines bridge the politcal gap between "us" and "them". Automated Voting Machines hold elected officials more...
Click to read more »Presumably AV means Approval Voting here, but it could mean Alternative Vote...
Click to read more »approval voting and majority voting (to break ties) should be used.) Peak 00:27, 24 Mar 2004 (UTC) This voting system blowz. Below I have voted 1,2 -- however...
Click to read more »Hello fellow Wikipedians, I have just modified one external link on Group voting ticket. Please take a moment to review my edit. If you have any questions...
Click to read more »legality of vote pairing? However, I personally don't see how that's accurate. Snowden666 16:05, 1 March 2007 (UTC) in Oct, '06, IRV, approval voting, and proportional...
Click to read more »Man, One Vote. The Patrician was the Man; he had the Vote. Or from random ballot: "The random ballot voting method takes the one person one vote principle...
Click to read more »that I thought it was quite well-written and provided a neutral tone on Voting Rights in Nigeria. --Eoc46 (talk) 22:22, 13 November 2020 (UTC)Eoc46 This...
Click to read more »as 2000 "votes" present in at least one electronic voting machine before the polls opened 3-hour gap in the audit record of at least one voting machine...
Click to read more »Plurality Voting "vote for one" given two candidates, we never say a voter who prefers A>B is voting strategically when voting for 'A'. In "vote for any...
Click to read more »the description looks exactly identical to the "equal and even cumulative voting" that has been used since 1991 in Peoria, Illinois, I think this issue needs...
Click to read more »is a response to the Center for Voting and Democracy's letter in support of instant-runoff voting over approval voting. It contains many good points on...
Click to read more »What about plural voting across states? In the EU, citizens can vote in both their country of birth and country of residence, in national elections. —Preceding...
Click to read more »(UTC) Should donkey votes be officially recorded or measured during the voting process, and taken into account after the voting process. They really...
Click to read more »method which combines Anti-plurality voting with Instant-runoff voting? Perhaps "Transferable elimination voting". So in the Tennessee example, the first...
Click to read more »rather out of date. The Local elections were not conducted under electronic voting[1], and the Tallymen remain in full force in Ireland as of today's general...
Click to read more »Proof that the electronic voting was correct is also lacking, since many states do not perform post-election audits and use voting machines with known vulnerabilities...
Click to read more »Solutions Sequoia Voting Systems Website dominionvoting.com Dominion produces electronic voting machines, which allow voters to cast their vote electronically...
Click to read more »Nice rules are used for a particular vote. Only Lisbon rules will be used to determine a qualified majority voting. As such, from April, I think the redirect...
Click to read more »November 11, 2004 Caltech/MIT Voting Technology Project (VTP) report entitled 'Voting Machines and the Underestimate of the Bush Vote' would focus so narrowly...
Click to read more »every Winner-takes-all voting is plurality voting, example is Instant-runoff voting. Instant-runoff voting is not plurality voting, but is a winner-take-all...
Click to read more »by the National Party at the 2008 election to hold a referendum on the voting system at the next election. I have to find sources first to verify it before...
Click to read more »intro, this intro to the "Voting method criteria" section of the IRV article should have something more than a link to Voting criteria, and provide a little...
Click to read more »majoritarian: Block voting (BV) or mixed FPTP and BV Party block voting (PBV) or mixed FPTP and PBV Limited voting Single non-transferable vote (SNTV) or mixed...
Click to read more »on reply) 17:32, 10 June 2023 (UTC) List of electronic voting machines in New York state → Voting technology in New York State – As noted by the IP, the...
Click to read more »instant-runoff voting and Baldwin's method), positional methods (including plurality and Borda), and graded methods (including score and STAR voting)." seems...
Click to read more »voting rights, like when George W. Bush extended the act in 2006. (I'm glad it was extended, but extending an act doesn't make a difference in voting...
Click to read more »Talk:2004 United States election voting controversies. It matches the following masks: Talk:2004 United States election voting controversies/Archive <#>, Talk:2004...
Click to read more »Is there a reason why "Storable Votes" is capitalized? It's not a proper noun, but a system of voting, right? Marquardtika (talk) 17:00, 8 August 2018...
Click to read more »Parliamentary language, shouldn't the votes on this page be 'Ayes' and 'Noes' rather than 'Yes votes' and 'No votes'. Such as seen here. ToastButterToast...
Click to read more »the voting became secret. abolition of compulsory attendance In 2019-2020, the Flemish government-Jambon planned to abolish compulsory voting for municipal...
Click to read more »where they vote. Now, all active registered voters are automatically mailed a ballot, early voting is expanded for more days, & voters may vote in-person...
Click to read more »DC residents do have voting rights in federal elections; they lack congressional representation but do not lace federal voting rights. The reversion...
Click to read more »understand the article about limited voting. Does this system mean that the number of POSITIONS for which a voter can vote is fewer than the number of vacancies...
Click to read more »in advance. Just look at the RusWiki. Carousel voting means acquiring mutual profit by the illegal voting scheme. Imagine that One Man went to elections...
Click to read more »doesn't define "family voting" and it specifically says that it is legal to enter a booth with somebody to help people to vote. — Preceding unsigned comment...
Click to read more »vote-actually-to-encourage-viewers-to-make-their-voices-heard-in-2020-1234574255/ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/the-cw-launches-voting...
Click to read more »January 2021 (UTC) I don't like the current format for "not voting", and the "Republicans voting against" link doesn't work for me, but it does seem necessary...
Click to read more »be restructured. The government's justification for suspending overseas voting in 2001 wasn't immediately clear to me -- why would Singaporeans be in danger...
Click to read more »Community Organizations for Reform Now, also known as ACORN, Project Vote/Voting for America and a current director and former activist with ACORN. As with...
Click to read more »Israel cannot vote. There is no absentee voting; one must be physically present in the country on election day in order to vote. Women may vote. I don't believe...
Click to read more »pictures of actual STV ballots to show what voting is like. An Australian ballot demonstrating group voting tickets, for instance, would round out a section...
Click to read more »Shifting Patterns of Collusive Voting Alliances", linked in the footnote, is a Lecturer in Molecular Genetics, not in Human Voting Systems. Merely being a "Scientist"...
Click to read more »States from various restrictions on voting right, but exactly where does the Constitution actually grant the right to vote? If it does not, perhaps this article...
Click to read more »organization, but shouldn't this page be something along the line of "List of voting criteria?" If I have the time I will look into changing it, if it's warranted...
Click to read more »over this page see Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/2004 U.S. presidential election controversy, voting machines File:Voting incidents.jpg I can't fit this...
Click to read more »2008 (UTC) It feels like we're missing a reference to the issue of Chinese voting eligibility due to the Naturalisation restrictions see https://my...
Click to read more »Vote counting, Postal voting in the United States, Election Assistance Commission, Electronic voting. Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting...
Click to read more »course, there would be a simple voting system that is as good as a Condorcet method. Range voting or Approval voting may be such a system, depending on...
Click to read more »different voting systems. In addition, what many call the "single transferable vote" here is termed "preference voting" in order to focus on the voting process...
Click to read more »reliability of voting machines (especially electronic voting), problems with absentee ballots and provisional ballots, areas with more votes than voters...
Click to read more »articles restate much of the info presented in this article and the two voting systems differ only in their tiebreaker rules, with the main difference...
Click to read more »logical vote using a voting method that people could make head or tail of. About the only consensus reached was to never ever use that damn voting method...
Click to read more »marked "Discussion" or at Talk:Ireland/Vote/discussion. There are a total of 14 points to vote on. The voting Period starts on Friday, February 18 0:00...
Click to read more »Voting" to refer to "Single transferable vote": 1. Fairvote (USA) See this link: https://fairvote.org/our-reforms/proportional-ranked-choice-voting/...
Click to read more »intended to show how instant run-off voting can given the win to someone who did not get the highest primary votes (that's for the IRV article to do),...
Click to read more »If I say "I'm voting 'no confidence'" and you don't know the context, you're just as apt to ask "no confidence in whom?" as "voting against whom?"....
Click to read more »following, however, it didn't flag the aforementioned edited wikipedia pages: http://edwardbetts.com/find_link/Stealing_America:_Vote_by_Vote_%28film%29...
Click to read more »2004A15 - did some pages on Acorn voting, but got deleted for being too original. 2004A15 - started page for Preferential Voting in AUstralia. 2004A17 - someone...
Click to read more »open list voting, which does allow voters to explicitly vote for individual candidates. It implies that SVT is the only proportional voting system that...
Click to read more »inception" or "Modern research into voting systems has instead tended to focus on majority-choice and rated voting systems" just do not seem like correct...
Click to read more »Google will attest). 2) The "Langer vote" article fails to point out that Langer-style voting really only applied to voting for the House of Representatives...
Click to read more »Electronic vote collector This page is currently titled "Electronic voting in Brazil", and much of its discussion is about the electronic voting machine...
Click to read more »controversies section also says that some states do not allow split ticket voting. Again, does this mean in real elections or just in the primary elections...
Click to read more »have just added archive links to one external link on Overseas Absentee Voting Act. Please take a moment to review my edit. If necessary, add {{cbignore}}...
Click to read more »mail-in-voting.(https://www.foxnews.com/politics/what-is-the-difference-between-absentee-voting-and-universal-vote-by-mail) Solicited mail in votes ensure...
Click to read more »size asap -- all the background information on poor voting machine quality should be moved to the voting machine article, as just one example of a potential...
Click to read more »(UTC)Moi This review is transcluded from Talk:We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes/GA1. The edit link for this section can be used to add comments to the...
Click to read more »opinion by voting rather than trying to exclude anyone. Alun (talk) 08:19, 22 February 2008 (UTC) I don't think it is a good idea to start voting "Against"...
Click to read more »always exist in a given set of votes."? Is Condorcet's paradox the only voting paradox? One Web page states "A voting paradox is where the election outcome...
Click to read more »fellow Wikipedians, I have just modified one external link on Electronic voting in Ireland. Please take a moment to review my edit. If you have any questions...
Click to read more »See previous discussion: Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Voting Rights Lab...
Click to read more »sidetracked. Here's my reasoning: "voters don't have to learn to use a voting machine" This was already here and not removed. Though, I do believe it's...
Click to read more »removed in one week. Also, a screen of a poll being voted on should be included to show the voting system. Info on the updated firmware should be included...
Click to read more »leave off "Voting Systems". Brad (talk) 23:00, 5 April 2023 (UTC) There are three Dominion plaintiffs, one of which does not have "voting systems" in...
Click to read more »Tulsa, OK 74146 (918) 808-3886 I've been voting for over 50 years. I have yet to have ANYBODY ask me who I'm voting for. Having said this, I have to wonder...
Click to read more »invalid one (perhaps deliberately so). So not voting for anyone, or doing something else so that made the vote not be counted. --Henrygb 21:14, 25 August...
Click to read more »the ocean to create artificial reefs. One expert says, "now the fish are voting with them." One is in the New York State Museum in Albany and some are still...
Click to read more »This page is an archive of the discussion and voting on the use of the "goatse image" on the Goatse.cx page. This page is no longer live. Further comments...
Click to read more »Columbia Voting Rights Amendment. SMP0328. (talk) 18:48, 4 October 2020 (UTC) References Norman, Lucy Starr (7 June 1979). "D.C. 'Gong Show' Aids Voting Rights...
Click to read more »Qualified majority voting redirects here, but has a link in this article. There's another link in this article, qualified majority voting that redirects to...
Click to read more »being the only one who hasn't sent in it's voting tolls yet. This is due to a power failure in the voting booth, where Bud's ticket was scanned, but he...
Click to read more »It sounds like Thiele's voting rules are similar enough to PAV that they should be merged. Does this make sense? Closed Limelike Curves (talk) 03:24, 16...
Click to read more »was: not moved. – robertsky (talk) 04:32, 14 April 2024 (UTC) Uncommitted (voting option) → Uncommitted Uncommitted → Uncommitted (disambiguation)Uncommitted...
Click to read more »this article: Is this a duplication or overlap with Median voter theorem or Highest median voting rules? North8000 (talk) 12:42, 8 February 2024 (UTC)...
Click to read more »that adopting this voting method would mean: more ice cream for everyone. crayons would be accepted as a tool for filling out voting forms. even more ice...
Click to read more »UK where the voting continues throughout the finale and the voting lines were frozen. Fewest votes to win should be Kryssie and Fewer votes to win should...
Click to read more »to Electoral alliance. I could not find anything related to Open ballot voting there. Am I missing something here? - Vatsan34 (talk) 17:49, 30 March 2015...
Click to read more »the motion fails by default, as any motion requires a majority of those voting to pass. There is no requirement that the vice-president break a tie, the...
Click to read more »through get-out-the-vote campaigns. The Yale ISPS series. New Haven: Yale University Press. Della Vigna, Stefano (2014-01-01). Voting to tell others. NBER...
Click to read more »"Campaign workers hoped that the three-day voting period would enable them to reach more of the state's 425,000 voting-age blacks." One of the other sources...
Click to read more »certain polling places. ===Voting machines=== {{further|[[Electronic voting#Analysis of electronic voting|Analysis of electronic voting]]}} Before 2004, the...
Click to read more »March 2022 (UTC) A common history and of ranked-choice voting (or history and of preferential voting) is a possible alternative, but that would further the...
Click to read more »the effect of "Criticisms of voting machines" or "Criticisms of Diebold voting machines" or "Criticisms of electonic voting machines" or all of the above...
Click to read more »talk page. VoteFair (talk) 15:38, 24 August 2020 (UTC) This was discussed at Talk:Plurality voting#Merge with First-past-the-post voting and was closed...
Click to read more »FairVote Washington -- again, a different organization. See links: https://mustreadalaska.com/voting-experiments-continue-eugene-to-decide-on-star-voting...
Click to read more »back). Also, if we look at previous Voting Histories (Big Brother voting history (USA season 6), Big Brother voting history (USA season 5)), a week 10...
Click to read more »votes; machine malfunctions; machine shortages; machine mis-voting; and anomalous statistical discrepancies in vote tabulations, such as more votes than...
Click to read more »vote? David (talk) 23:03, 21 April 2011 (UTC) Also on the subject of results-by-voting-area... will there be a table with all the individual voting areas'...
Click to read more »information-dense. I have no problems understanding Wikipedia's articles on other voting systems, but with this one I'm completely lost, and I have a Bachelor's...
Click to read more »AND GO IN. VOTE EARLY!!! VOTE FREQUENTLY!!! VOTE OFTEN!!! KEEP ON VOTING!!! When you get well known at one Ward, go to another, but vote manfully, and...
Click to read more »22:31, 25 August 2006 (UTC) The fact that they chose to call nominations voting isn't a good enough reason to not have this article named like the others...
Click to read more »together the exact voting records. For example some article claims that Aadikesavulu of the TDP MP abstained, some claim that he cross-voted. This article...
Click to read more »topic. 70.164.99.62 (talk) 20:49, 5 November 2014 (UTC) I linked the Page Voteing to this Page, though it it is under critisisim. Plase Correct me if I am...
Click to read more »the issue of 'above the line' voting - ie voting for a party ie essentailly closed list or 'below the line' ie voting for individual candidates. Australian...
Click to read more »denied a meaningful vote in these elections. Do you have 20 examples using it the same way? Link 5 = The Vanishing Voter: Why Are the Voting Booths So Empty...
Click to read more »discussion is happening at talk:Instant-runoff voting). Perhaps at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Voting Systems. Also, you did such a good job with this...
Click to read more »America Votes) (Politico: When I got my voting rights restored, I cried, Allen, who is now a voting rights advocate with the liberal group America Votes, said...
Click to read more »example, I'm trying to find out, what does a "split vote" mean in case of the European Parliament voting for or against proposals, and I don't see the answer...
Click to read more »the article? -- Yellowdesk 19:24, 14 June 2007 (UTC) American Center for Voting Rights is editable. Mark F. "Thor" Hearne is a redirect and will stay that...
Click to read more »2006-2007, instant runoff voting had several new adoptions ([5]): North Carolina adopted legislation to use instant runoff voting for certain vacancy elections...
Click to read more »(particularly the subsections titled "Voting rights", "Voter registration and vote counting", "Mail-in voting and voting machines", and "Safeguard American...
Click to read more »voting demonstrate its vulnerability. For voting lists in a constiuency with three members, consider the case of four parties, x, y, z and a. Voting is :...
Click to read more »into more subsections of what Verified Votings' history is. I like how you included the background of the voting, but I think you should put that instead...
Click to read more »"Over a period of five months between the four, We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes was developed, and" "Its recording came at a" → "The recording came...
Click to read more »know none of the voting machines or vote tabulation machines meet even a fraction of these requirements, and the electronic voting machines probably...
Click to read more »(talk) 16:34, 13 February 2008 (UTC) Where voting trading is supported by a formal system, such as proxy votes, its no less ethical than forming a party...
Click to read more »(UTC) User:Ethanbas/Vote_pairing_in_the_United_States_presidential_election,_2000 Maybe you want to work on it, instead of voting on a bunch of AfDs after...
Click to read more »the Vote also raised awareness about the problem of student voting rights, encouraging students to fight back against efforts to suppress their vote such...
Click to read more »reply) 20:35, 15 June 2023 (UTC) 2015 Cash for Vote Scam → 2015 cash-for-vote scam2015 cash-for-vote scam – Capitalization and hyphenation used in the...
Click to read more »is about voting and is the correct spelling for that context. To give some further insight, a Google search of the complete phases "spoilt vote" vs. "spoiled...
Click to read more »Venezuela uses open architecture voting machines I believe which provide three! separate paper trails which are each vote counted individualy. The separate...
Click to read more »request for the release of Election 2004 database files created by Diebold's voting system had been long delayed after several odd twists and turns, including...
Click to read more »States presidential election, with information about many protest vote movements are voting for the Jill Stein 2024 presidential campaign and other presidential...
Click to read more »noticed that the current text have been cut-and-pasted here from Preferential voting. What was the purpose? Cf. WP:CUTPASTE. Викидим (talk) 18:56, 2 June 2024...
Click to read more »debate over the deletion of this article see Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/2004 U.S. Election voting controversies, Ohio. Hmm ... lots of missing images and...
Click to read more »(UTC) 1742 vote of no confidence against the government of Robert Walpole → 1742 vote of no confidence in the government of Robert Walpole1742 vote of no confidence...
Click to read more »on voice voting as it is used today, and fails to discuss its broader historic use. Prior to the adoption of the secret ballot viva voce voting was extremely...
Click to read more »vote through the 1920s. Moreover, the Fifteenth Amendment may protect only citizens' voting rights, but it doesn't prohibit noncitizens from voting....
Click to read more »about DC statehood/voting rights, is advertising. So I'm deleting it. Natalie 23:00, 3 September 2006 (UTC) Did any state legislatures vote on the proposed...
Click to read more »a vote-a-rama? Source: "The Senate defines it [vote-a-rama] as 15 or more votes that happen on a piece of legislation in a single day (while vote-a-ramas...
Click to read more »March 25, the day after Mr. Phillips and Ms. Engelbrecht advanced their 2020 vote-fraud theories to a legislative committee in Wisconsin." (excerpts) "What’s...
Click to read more »all voting systems. Even in a preferential voting system such as the Australian House of Representatives STV single-candidate system, all votes that...
Click to read more »Previously in the article, it was claimed that Queensland gave more weight to votes from electorates with areas of greater than 100,000km squared (the superscript...
Click to read more »about a case of voting phenomenon. Not all politics is about voting; the phenomenon is only about non-Muslim majority countries; and voting for a left-wing...
Click to read more »August 2025 (UTC) I don’t support plurality voting, but this page makes false claims about it and “wasted votes” that lack nuance and should elaborate on...
Click to read more »page refers to an FEC document that lists a total vote count of 136,669,276, a U.S. Census Bureau Voting Age Population (Current Population Survey for November...
Click to read more »I have just added archive links to one external link on Second round of voting in the 2008 Zimbabwean presidential election. Please take a moment to review...
Click to read more »I just made this, mostly by copying from plurality voting system. I think that the advantages and disadvantages I copied should be removed from there and...
Click to read more »Postal voting in Oregon or Vote-by-mail in Oregon. This covers more than just the ballot measure...as it should. -Pete (talk) 19:28, 4 March 2008 (UTC)...
Click to read more »structure: FPTP, Ranked Voting, Cardinal voting). Maybe we could do an article about the more theoretical/mathematical part: how votes can be wasted, how it...
Click to read more »two options and the original title (mine is Voting ruleVoting rule > Electoral system >> Voting systemVoting system). Homunq (࿓) 14:59, 20 February 2017...
Click to read more »tell you that I consider the voting just a phase of the dispute resolution. I will go to arbitration comitee if voting will not be satisfactory from...
Click to read more »domain: "Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act". U.S. Department of Justice. Retrieved June 25, 2013. From Amendments to the Voting Rights Act of 1965: One...
Click to read more »stated "The male voting population chose the Republican view on tariffs, as they gave the party a slim majority in the House." The male voting population,...
Click to read more »party or voting bloc can take all the seats in a district unless the number of seats in the district is very small or almost all the votes cast are cast...
Click to read more »file that there's some sort of organized group that is supporting this voting option. Qwyrxian (talk) 21:36, 24 April 2011 (UTC) Per WP:SEEALSO, "Links...
Click to read more »I plan to merge this article into Voting methods in deliberative assemblies. Ronruser (talk) 18:06, 14 January 2016 (UTC) Done. Ronruser (talk) 02:56,...
Click to read more »suggest ways to promote voting within Latino communities. 4) Leading the Way: An Analysis of the Effect of Religion on the Latino Vote • Lee, J., & Pachon...
Click to read more »administration and voting rights during the second Trump administration was a less neutral title than "Republican Party efforts to disrupt voting after the 2024...
Click to read more »Constitution was adopted, giving D.C. citizens a right to vote in presidential elections. The voting power of each citizen of Washington D.C. in presidential...
Click to read more »moment - the Fiji voting system can probably be summed up in more or less a few words, ie: "instant-runoff voting with group voting tickets. Scott Ritchie...
Click to read more »Some voting systems allow or encourage purchasing votes (e.g. corporate elections). Is there a term for this? Could it be spun off into its own article...
Click to read more »As seen in references, correct name is "Vote and Beyond" (not Votes and Beyond), so it needs to be corrected. VikiPicture — Preceding undated comment...
Click to read more »Incorrect explanation on how voters vote for electors The following language found in the Modern mechanics section is wrong: “Since the 1824 election,...
Click to read more »69 electors voted; the total number of votes was 138, but as one could not cast two votes for the same person, the maximum number of votes a candidate...
Click to read more »spoilt, or otherwise non-included votes. Today, this is a simple exercise using SW, even if, as in the UK, voting still uses paper. This information...
Click to read more »surfaced so far, I suggest we simply vote for it. Since there are just two relevant options, we can use simple majority voting. Please add your nickname behind...
Click to read more »of absentee voting on voter participation? Seth Flaxman (talk) 16:18, 25 October 2010 (UTC) There is already such a section at Postal_voting_in_the_United_States#Turnout...
Click to read more »ranked-choice voting (RCV) in the US, and instant run-off voting (IRV) or the alternative vote (AV) in the UK. Below, the way STV votes are counted to...
Click to read more »Hi! I created this article because the topic of shareholder voting interests me and I noticed that there was nothing about this particular subject on Wikipedia...
Click to read more »achieved the same voting rights as male citizens in a comparable situation, or should should it show the first time women were allowed to vote on a national...
Click to read more »attempt" when voting doesn't prove that that system worked always, especially in an unofficial referendum. And the images of people voting more than once...
Click to read more »of antiquated voting systems, such as punch card and lever devices, by providing large block grants to states to purchase newer voting technologies, such...
Click to read more »Comment or view Article history ) ... that Kathleen Rubins (pictured) has voted while in space—twice? Source: 2016 report from Mashable, 2020 report from...
Click to read more »20:30, 9 July 2021 (UTC) This reference supposedly proves that felons are voting, writ large. This is a single case of this, said to be accidental. For what...
Click to read more »regretting voting Leave would amount to 1,218,752 voters, and the 3 percent regretting voting remain would be 484,237 voters. The recalculated vote total would...
Click to read more »"Negative Votes" (which might here be called "Positive or Negative Vote" to reduce confusion) is also distinct from the existing topic "Disapproval voting" which...
Click to read more »alternative voting methods (e.g. Instant Runoff Voting (IRV) or Approval Voting (AV) that are often promoted as solutions to the problem of vote splitting...
Click to read more »2021) - The kind of voting barriers that Abrams said she objects to did exist to some extent, though her loss by about 55,000 votes wasn’t in doubt after...
Click to read more »who got attacked in the end. And consensus-building is not achieved by voting. Nineteen Ninety-Four guy (talk) 04:30, 26 May 2025 (UTC) not tryin to achieve...
Click to read more »different voting system which is no longer in use". Did you actually mean "there is no encyclopaedic value in including results of a different voting system...
Click to read more »Voting and the 2004 Presidential Election Why use an open source e-voting system? Voter Disenfranchisement and Policy toward Election Reforms Voting technologies...
Click to read more »There is a move discussion in progress on Talk:1742 vote of no confidence against the government of Robert Walpole which affects this page. Please participate...
Click to read more »somewhat more specific to voting theory than the generic picture of people lining up at a voting booth that's on articles like Vote. RSpeer 21:43, 3 October...
Click to read more »Talk:Clitoris as the sheer volume of non-voting discussion on this vote had made that page unwieldy and difficult to add a vote to. --MR 02:27, 7 Nov 2004 (UTC)...
Click to read more »is not current. And a new bill was introduced in 2025, the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, as the latest attempt to renew the VRA....
Click to read more »the PDF's don't list the total vote in any given race, and as the At-Large races have multiple seats with the voters voting multiple times, it isn't possible...
Click to read more »the name "People's Vote" implies that the Brexit majority was fake. So its a pro-vote group that doesn't honor the previous vote. And there is a contingent...
Click to read more »proposal for a national popular vote, and other "reform" proposals such as Instant Runoff Voting, electronic voting machines, etc., are distractions...
Click to read more »13:50, 9 October 2010 (UTC) How about "...urging Catholics to use their vote to protect life, strengthen the family, and not redefine marriage to include...
Click to read more »interchangeable, but the votes are usually cast after someone files a motion of having no confidence in the leader, thus resulting in the voting issue. — Ixtal...
Click to read more »the House that would implement contingent voting for federal offices is also termed "instant runoff voting." I believe the appropriate way to handle this...
Click to read more »online expatriate voting and second 2024 source is in person expatriate voting, so they should be added together for the total expatriate vote) Reviewed: Template:Did...
Click to read more »issued should equal the sum of spoiled ballots plus voted ballots. The term is also used in postal voting for ballots that have been damaged in mailing or...
Click to read more »debate over the deletion of this article see Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/2004 U.S. Election voting controversies, Florida. KB, what do you mean by voter...
Click to read more »Talk:One man, one vote on Requested move 22 May 2022, there is a significant difference between One man, one vote and One person, one vote. For example, plenty...
Click to read more »THIS POLL IS COMPLETED Lincoln itself should be a disambiguation page Votes: 23 Support: 73.9% Lincoln redirects to Lincoln (disambiguation) — 4 Lincoln...
Click to read more »cast multiple votes. so not all plurality voting is block voting and not all voting to fill multiple positions is block voting. Block voting is particular...
Click to read more »Labour manifesto in the 2024 UK general election promise of lowering some voting age limits. Hoping someone with a good understanding of both the issue and...
Click to read more »subject matter of the Voting article, and should be merged with it. Drdpw (talk) 20:14, 29 November 2016 (UTC) Do not merge - Voting is the general term...
Click to read more »the notion that (1) compulsory voting gives greater influence to voters with weaker preferences than voluntary voting and that (2) the stability of turnout...
Click to read more »into a dormant voting block...high school/college kids, whom they could easily coax to register 90%+ Democrat, and thus pad Clinton's vote count. It was...
Click to read more »03:37, 7 Mar 2005 (UTC) While others know me for my established history of voting in favor of traditional, imperialist English names, English is the second...
Click to read more »Please read Wikipedia:Voting is evil before "voting". Thanks. Stevage 14:58, 1 April 2006 (UTC) This is a poll that would decide whether the Gmail article...
Click to read more »of office, the SoCreds abolished the new voting system and returned the province to the traditional voting system." Why? Etc. DBrnstn 14:56, 18 August...
Click to read more »Voting has not yet been assessed in a court of law. One way in which states could attempt to implement a partial national instant runoff popular vote...
Click to read more »local areas. I know Northern Ireland is just one unit but a map of the voting area I feel is still vaild. (MOTOAL1987) 21:50, 4 May 2011 (UTC) Yeah I...
Click to read more »that as documented in The Presidential Vote, 1896–1932, the vast majority of the United States' counties did not vote for the same party in every presidential...
Click to read more »United Kingdom Alternative Vote referendum, 2011 → United Kingdom Alternative Vote referendum 2011United Kingdom Alternative Vote referendum 2011 – The comma...
Click to read more »that can steal votes for the lifetime of the machines. Attackers with physical access between voting and counting can arbitrarily change vote totals and can...
Click to read more »Results table the "Voted to the Top 20 by viewers" footnote. There is no live voting for this edition of Miss Universe and the voting only returned in 2020...
Click to read more »cited seems to make not voting illegal. But informal voting is still voting, wouldn't it be called something like "informal non-voting"? I think maybe someone...
Click to read more »Lesotho still use an MSV system. Thailand has gone back to their parallel voting system as of the 2023 elections, so I guess I'll remove them? If anyone...
Click to read more »electronic voting machines provided an open door to flip an entire vote count. More than 800,000 votes were cast in Ohio on electronic voting machines,...
Click to read more »elector they cast a vote for, would end up pledging or voting for George Washington. We should absolutely not exclude popular vote counts from those states...
Click to read more »the PDF's don't list the total vote in any given race, and as the At-Large races have multiple seats with the voters voting multiple times, it isn't possible...
Click to read more »Potter. Honestly, I have never found a better summary with all the reasons to vote blue. 62.226.90.50 (talk) 21:29, 17 July 2020 (UTC) Wikipedia has always...
Click to read more »been responsible for at least one No Confidence vote. Its been suggested that due to the Lords voting against and thereby defeating a Bill permitting...
Click to read more »produce if the people could vote directly on policies (using a good voting method, and if they had time to deliberate). So, a voting method that tends to elect...
Click to read more »provide financial support, employee volunteers, releasing limited edition voting merchandise, in-app registration, rideshares, space for in person voter...
Click to read more »any candidates votes, but does get the voter off the hook so far as their voting obligations goes. In Australia we have secret voting. Once a voters name...
Click to read more »article and postal voting are on the same subject. We should merge them into one article.--Clipdude 18:04, 28 December 2005 (UTC) Vote by mail is something...
Click to read more »There is a move discussion in progress on Talk:1742 vote of no confidence against the government of Robert Walpole which affects this page. Please participate...
Click to read more »bucks the trend with STV (37% of valid votes). There is quite a lot of variation (between 33% and 59% of valid votes for FPP), so some shading might be informative...
Click to read more »house, effectively changing the entirety of the bill to be the John Lewis Voting Rights act. Apparently this is part of a strategy to bypass the filibuster...
Click to read more »the removal of the "The Game" table and segmentation of the voting history; I know the voting history for seasons like this one and Caramoan are long and...
Click to read more »regards to compulsory voting in Australia. Voting is compulsory if you are *registered to vote*. Australian citizens may register to vote just before they...
Click to read more »Limited suffrage, Census Suffrage, Voting rights, Voting right, Right to vote, The right to vote, Equal voting, Voter eligibility, Political franchise...
Click to read more »form "I Voted" sticker or 'I Voted' sticker. The remaining 4 sources used the form I Voted sticker. The form I Voted (sticker) implies that "I Voted" is the...
Click to read more »the PDF's don't list the total vote in any given race, and as the At-Large races have multiple seats with the voters voting multiple times, it isn't possible...
Click to read more »only explanation. On Economist debates, the opponent says "instant run-off voting ... is entirely different from what is being proposed by AV". But I can't...
Click to read more »lack of which was the reason given for the deletion), but it was a How-to-vote card -- there would have been thousands of them printed. The reason why the...
Click to read more »standard English usage. "In the 2004, 2008, and 2012 presidential elections, vote pairing was rarely used or talked about, possibly because there were no third...
Click to read more »about a Westminster voting system that will ensure each party's parliamentary seats will closely mirror the proportion of votes they receive, so the...
Click to read more »about the voting "as if it were a real election", i.e. indicating it's not considered by the party/himself as a "real election". It's voting; the common...
Click to read more »photo I uploaded of a chilean in exil voting. First you deleted it only to show the boxes, and now to show voting in Chile. The last reason was, sorry...
Click to read more »popular vote to exist on the nationwide scale. The electoral college system increases the voting power of smaller states and reduces the voting power of...
Click to read more »are voting for electors in Florida (where the election is close), we are not voting for the same thing and we will have different motives for voting the...
Click to read more »"A conscience vote or free vote is a type of vote in a legislative body where legislators are allowed to vote according to their own personal conscience...
Click to read more »in whole or in part, from voting...", which is patently untrue. Residents of Washington DC who are U.S. citizens enjoy voting rights similar to those of...
Click to read more »already stand-alone articles 2011 New Zealand voting system referendum and Results of the 2011 New Zealand voting system referendum. I see some duplication...
Click to read more »Does a cross-community vote require only a majority of unionist and a majority of nationalist votes, or does it also require a majority of the assembly...
Click to read more »flashvote have their voting line left open so people can vote to save them if the sing-off goes to deadlock then? Otherwise the public vote could not be used...
Click to read more »pre-merge and post-merge voting history were all back in one table. The votes were shown as number of votes for the one voted off followed by the forward...
Click to read more »more options before I put my vote on any. kt2 04:56, 8 Aug 2003 (UTC) Moved to Meta: m:Voting procedure and m:Talk:Voting procedure move to Talk:Main Page/Temp5...
Click to read more »the votes of two parties, the AP and VU, with the other 15 parties either voting in favor or abstaining. Many delegates did not attend the vote at all...
Click to read more »philosophy for compulsory voting is that the elected leaders can claim support from a majority of the population. Preferential voting is in theory equivalent...
Click to read more »election between the two highest vote winners (typically only practical in small jurisdictions), or to have ranked-choice-voting (RCV), which is like an automatic...
Click to read more »party won more total votes for representatives than the Republican party may not be true, but a mistake by not counting early voting in Louisiana. See United...
Click to read more »While there is a section for alternative voting (where RCV is), they still had to win via plurality voting, so it really isn't a divergence from that...
Click to read more »(Transferred from Talk:Supplementary Vote.) Anyone got suggestions on better wording? The Electoral Reform Society criticised SV following the mayoral...
Click to read more »and who's concerns belong on the main compulsory voting article. Controversy about compulsory voting is not a notable phenomenon in Australia, and this...
Click to read more »order based on when contestants were voted out at Tribal Council, just like in the contestant section and voting history. I also put together another...
Click to read more »linkage) way to the totality of list votes, but, you allocate seats like parallel voting, but not on all votes, just some of them. So that's why it's...
Click to read more »methods and should be included in the mainstream of the voting theory articles, see Talk:Voting system/Included methods and criteria — Preceding unsigned...
Click to read more »using FPTP are not considered national?! This page is all wrong. All the voting systems where you have only one persone elected per constituency are Majoritarian...
Click to read more »Alternative voting systems which avoid the spoiler effect include instant runoff voting, also known as single transferable vote. This is wrong on two...
Click to read more »Nevermore | Talk 20:51, 25 March 2009 (UTC) The website for the Cook Partisan Voting index only lists the congressional districts. And I did some numbers in...
Click to read more »U-turn on student fees etc), as much or more as they did as being about fairly esoteric voting details... AnonMoos (talk) 09:58, 27 February 2019 (UTC)...
Click to read more »elector to vote at each election." It repeatedly refers thereafter to "failure to vote" in the regulations concerning punishment for non-voting. AFAICT,...
Click to read more »assuming that every vote goes to one country. This is not the case; you must select 3-5 countries when voting. So even if everyone voted for you, you would...
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Click to read more »Republican Party (United States)#Voting rights subsection include a hyperlink "See also" link to Republican efforts to restrict voting following the 2020 presidential...
Click to read more »I included Ms Kelly's voting record on key issues since 2001 ("key" as defined, quite reasonably to my mind by "The Public Whip/They Work for You"). This...
Click to read more »the PDF's don't list the total vote in any given race, and as the At-Large races have multiple seats with the voters voting multiple times, it isn't possible...
Click to read more »If this article survives, it should be linked to and from Voting system. hydnjo talk 16:31, 2 Jan 2005 (UTC)...
Click to read more »Both voting systems share the similarity of not being "one member, one vote". But a bloc vote of labour unions is pretty different from a vote of Labour...
Click to read more »was, quite simply, the right-wing opposition and the left-wing opposition voting against the government, supported by the centre and the centre-right. There...
Click to read more »the results of this election is a major talking point when it comes to voting systems (FPTP and PR), so trying to make this information harder to access...
Click to read more »Amid concerns of voting fraud, U.S. presidential candidate Mitt Romney's campaign is linked to Hart InterCivic a firm providing the voting machines to be...
Click to read more »There is a move discussion in progress on Talk:1742 vote of no confidence against the government of Robert Walpole which affects this page. Please participate...
Click to read more »question to edit the voting for the episode in its wiki so as a reader of the wiki, we should have consistency between the voting tables. Throwaway738392...
Click to read more »org/web/20081016104744/http://www1.elections.org.nz/voting/voting-info/botany.html to http://www.elections.org.nz/voting/voting-info/botany.html Added archive https://web...
Click to read more »impossibility theorem article to explain imposing voting systems. Maybe it still isn't clear. Worse, voting methods usually choose winners rather than preference...
Click to read more »delegates get full voting rights. The delegate numbers must be actualized. http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/08/24/full-voting-right. 22:00, 24...
Click to read more »compulsory voting benefits the Australian Labor Party, while others dispute this. It is argued that most of the social groups who would tend not to vote if voting...
Click to read more »reference to a website dualvoting.com which makes no reference to preferential voting or to ranking, both terms being prominent in that head paragraph. I think...
Click to read more »Hello. Currently she is a Democrat. She said she would vote for Joe Biden. https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/25/politics/carly-fiorina-joe-biden-trump/index...
Click to read more »vote-splitting issue and I'll add more references, especially to Wikipedia voting articles (which are moderated by voting-method experts). The VoteFair...
Click to read more »section should be double-checked to make sure they are implementing the voting algorithms correctly. See the talk topic that discusses the differing results...
Click to read more »prime-ministerial elections and returned to it's old system (in 2001), the vote of no confidence was changed to be constructive. The Knesset, in order to...
Click to read more »explanation of the voting system for me? Like why the raw data shows different results than the average score, and how they interpret voting styles? As well...
Click to read more »votes than their opponent. There are ethical ways to do that an unethical ways to do that ... removing citizens from voting rolls so that their vote doesn't...
Click to read more »describing it as a voting bloc https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2004-feb-22-op-stranahan22-story.html If you need more evidence its a voting bloc please...
Click to read more »attempt to vote in an election in NYC. He had no idea what district or where it was that he voted, because after 3 or 4 attempts at voting precincts the...
Click to read more »Is this amendment compatible with Instant Runoff Voting? Captain Zyrain 03:19, 8 October 2007 (UTC) If Congress is sane (evidence says no), yes. -- however...
Click to read more »Should those shows be included? - (J0nas3 05:15, 1 March 2007 (UTC)) Image:VoteForChange.jpg is being used on this article. I notice the image page specifies...
Click to read more »should be merged into Crossover voting. The ideas are nearly synonymous, the term is less pejorative, and Crossover voting is already well incorporated into...
Click to read more »of the voting, the subject is sensitive and has attracted an unusual amount of interest. The RfC design allows for some weighting of the votes, so participants...
Click to read more »each state, etc. Nathaniel Greene (talk) 22:33, 1 August 2013 (UTC) Popular Vote for the House Results So I have ancient scans that I made of Michael Dubin's...
Click to read more »this, within its own scope. Judging by the fact that a Wikipedia Trustee voted the way she did, it seems that Wikipedia cannot, or rather will not, which...
Click to read more »all voting theorists" needs to go on every criterion page. What would it mean if a criterion were accepted by all voting theorists? That all voting theorists...
Click to read more »previous voting, but good luck. Arch O. La 18:08, 27 February 2006 (UTC) First round voting will end on 04:00, 1 March 2006 (UTC). THIS VOTE HAS ENDED...
Click to read more »Voting is over I've been going on about this for ages and so I'm going to call a vote. Mintguy (T) 09:49, 1 Aug 2004 (UTC) Is there a closing date/time...
Click to read more »change. I also made the entry for Range Voting in the Majority Criterion column match the entry for Approval Voting in that same column, because those two...
Click to read more »section under the aspects of voting systems and have 3 sections: Voting methods Absentee voting: Internet Voting: DRE voting: Paper ballot: Then I will...
Click to read more »of the article would probably be rewritten in summary style. "voting method" (or "voting rule" or other similar title) This would cover the methods/functions/algorithms...
Click to read more »the term "popular vote" to talk about how the overall voting went. I don't what article to use to disambiguate the term Popular vote; none of the alternatives...
Click to read more »strong case" that could be made on lowering the voting age to 16, and recommended Parliament to "keep the voting age under review". This 75-word whopper of...
Click to read more »Talk Page you will see that there has been numerous discussions on how the VOTING TABLE should be set up...A Census was made..The way it is currently is what...
Click to read more »turnout as the percent of the voting-age population, and the 2016 article uses a source that calculates turnout based on the voting-eligible population. Wikipedia...
Click to read more »RachelRice (talk, contribs) — 17:25, 3 May 2017 (UTC) , This is how the voting table looks to me on my PC, and as stated without Demetres' choice being...
Click to read more »Although a strictly ideal voting system is impossible to achieve (see Arrow's impossibility theorem), many current voting practices are felt to be very...
Click to read more »bold as another example of states/territories attempting to prevent Native voting. However, I'm also looking for clarification on whether an entire section...
Click to read more »the votes of two parties, the AP and VU, with the other 15 parties either voting in favor or abstaining. Many delegates did not attend the vote at all...
Click to read more »Mr. Kennedy.[5] The voting for the event started on October 9, 2007, and ended during the event.[6] As a part of the annual voting, fans were able to select...
Click to read more »making sure voting laws are followed. For example, if a state's voting laws claim the legislative branch is solely responsible for voting rules, is it...
Click to read more »conflict. After the vote goes ahead tomorrow, I would suggest scrapping the column "UN membership position" and replacing it with the vote results for the...
Click to read more »candidates were not included in the table presently, with the focus being on the "Vote" itself. If multiple candidates that fit into a "Party" category were present...
Click to read more »be in connection with pressuring Mike Pence to throw out the electoral votes." See RS in section 2020 United States presidential election#Attempts to...
Click to read more »support that. 2) Voting by Paneya Bread and Celestia Diwani is most likely voting by sock puppet accounts. Their comments and votes should be removed...
Click to read more »consensus was not reached, the voting is invalid. And by the way the whole voting was not NPOV. Chris organized the voting, was the judge and now... the...
Click to read more »days and i noticed no one of the oppponents says "Vote for El-Sisi the pimp", they only said "Vote for the pimp", the supporters of the coup and el-sisi...
Click to read more »in the "candidates" section is the AP. The cited source for the popular vote counts is The Green Papers. I can't help but notice that the delegate count...
Click to read more »the PDF's don't list the total vote in any given race, and as the At-Large races have multiple seats with the voters voting multiple times, it isn't possible...
Click to read more »to the mail-in voting aspect of the elections and the importance of voting in the 2020 election regardless of in-person or mail-in voting method.--Lindseyjli3...
Click to read more »lasted longer than they should've (or won the competition) without raw voting data? Using votefortheworst.com as a source/citation for these claims also...
Click to read more »@AndyAnderson: When we're using first-past-the-post without "voting" or "system" after it, it's not serving as a compound modifier used predicatively (we're...
Click to read more »voters who always vote for their candidate. Some swing voters never vote for a 3rd party, because they feel they're wasting their vote (except in those...
Click to read more »candidates were not included in the table presently, with the focus being on the "Vote" itself. If multiple candidates that fit into a "Party" category were present...
Click to read more »Re a change at Instant Runoff Voting, Jtdirl wrote: rv. stop trying to claim that instant-runoff voting is what is used in single seat PR. It is still...
Click to read more »the line voting. Or they can simply write "1" in a box indicating the party for which they wish to vote. This is called above the line voting. More than...
Click to read more »Can we rename this page to "The Game of Votes"? Someone please Help me. Virenderthind2019 (talk) 17:42, 13 October 2019 (UTC) It doesn't look to me like...
Click to read more »clarity as to whether these principles are mildly incoherent as stated by Fair Vote Canada in their own words, or merely incoherent as Wikipedia has sloppily...
Click to read more »20:36, 12 June 2024 (UTC) Ah nevermind, it just starts off on different voting systems per page. No change needed. IntervoidWiki (talk) 15:37, 13 June...
Click to read more »Regret" was first used in the context of voting theory by Warren Smith in his unpublished 2000 article, "Range Voting". This was a misnomer; in the game theory...
Click to read more »were perceived, rightly or wrongly, as frontrunners. 2. The section "Past Voting Records" seems to me to be the weakest part of the article right now - there...
Click to read more »voting-in-2016 https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/sep/28/trump-2016-campaign-targeted-35m-black-americans-to-deter-them-from-voting https://www...
Click to read more »I am focusing of Aboriginal voting rights. It is because this is supposed to be an article about nationality, not voting rights. No one denied that under...
Click to read more »abroad voting for their home country. But could it really have that much of an affect? I think they need to put the UK in the semi-final voting group that...
Click to read more »byelection was in 1992 (Hawke got the flick in December 1991) and preferential voting first used in 1919 (100% sure about first but only 90% on second). Presumptuous...
Click to read more »candidates were not included in the table presently, with the focus being on the "Vote" itself. If multiple candidates that fit into a "Party" category were present...
Click to read more »John Q. Adams was the electoral vote winner. This is misleading, because nobody got a majority of electoral college votes (in fact, Adams didn't even get...
Click to read more »but some IP-editors are insisting the Voting history title should be changed from “Voting history” to “Voting History”. When I change it back I add the...
Click to read more »casting vote is the vote of a person who does not normally vote unless there is a tied vote, or whether a casting vote represent and additional (2nd vote) cast...
Click to read more »expand voting options." [5] Changes to the Texas election process in SB 1 include (1) A ban on drive-thru voting (2) New regulations for early voting hours...
Click to read more »she voted for, which in this case, only Dan cast a vote to evict someone (Jodi) on Day 1. This is also a Voting history table with the word "Voting" implying...
Click to read more »whatsoever. In fact, crossover (for example, Republicans voting in Democratic primaries) voting is quite common, and sometimes done maliciously (for example...
Click to read more »candidates were not included in the table presently, with the focus being on the "Vote" itself. If multiple candidates that fit into a "Party" category were present...
Click to read more »the PDF's don't list the total vote in any given race, and as the At-Large races have multiple seats with the voters voting multiple times, it isn't possible...
Click to read more »novelty vote against guys singing hard rock in rubber masks. (As it happens, I did vote for the UK this year. That was an attempt at tactical voting, though;...
Click to read more »serious need of source citation. Is it just me, or does the table under "voting members" about Wisconsin results not really make sense? The "status" column...
Click to read more »strategic voting that ensues from first-past-the-post voting systems. They are not the same, and strategic voting is actually THE way to make your vote worth...
Click to read more »stationed at many of the polls to prevent Confederate sympathizers from voting." but the source is an article from 2007 that itself doesn't cite any sources...
Click to read more »espoused throughout, and the right to vote is extended to any willing to work for it. It's not like they limit voting along any arbitrary and unchangeable...
Click to read more »voting in court is not allowed. Voting will take place during 7 days. Early voting, voting at home, as well as early voting at home are allowed without restrictions...
Click to read more »Climate Hawks Vote, and I have made small financial contributions to the group. I do not receive any financial support from Climate Hawks Vote. I am a Wikipedian...
Click to read more »had here (and a POV one at that) as to whether voting for a complete ban should over-ride not voting for smaller, piecemeal measures. The context is...
Click to read more »candidates were not included in the table presently, with the focus being on the "Vote" itself. If multiple candidates that fit into a "Party" category were present...
Click to read more »elections Mention the lawsuits against local governments still using it in the US Note how it's still the most popular voting system in US local elections...
Click to read more »of the eligible voting population" column would be workable, but we could easily add a percentage of voters column to the "Popular votes in individual elections"...
Click to read more »Wikipedians, I have just modified one external link on Czech Republic Government Vote of No Confidence, 2015. Please take a moment to review my edit. If you have...
Click to read more »The voting finished before everyone else and all the voters are either Japanese and Japanese nationalists, this is illegal beside int'l organization still...
Click to read more »candidates were not included in the table presently, with the focus being on the "Vote" itself. If multiple candidates that fit into a "Party" category were present...
Click to read more »MMP and the Senate utilises parallel voting. Scott Gall 06:43, 8 July 2006 (UTC) Both Houses use Parallel voting (Supplementary Member) system. The list...
Click to read more »I recently got a mailing from VoteVets (Sep 2019). I wanted to know more about VoteVets.org so came to Wiki. There seemed to be no additions to their...
Click to read more »Vfd article. I stripped off the Vfd header in good faith(in the undelete Voting of the other article), following suggestions of the other 2, thingking that...
Click to read more »WikiProject is being developed at Wikipedia:WikiProject Voting Systems for further work on this and other voting system related pages. On the other hand, the Condorcet...
Click to read more »presidential candidate they voted for, Keweenaw County, Michigan is raising me some confusion. The island of the county shows it voting for Greenback Party candidate...
Click to read more »voted hundreds of times more than Pelosi, so any comparison between the two's voting records is apples to oranges.DCmacnut<> 15:48, 29 July 2010 (UTC)...
Click to read more »specific vote. Role call votes aren't sufficient criteria alone for including a vote, as members of Congress take hundreds if not thousands of votes in their...
Click to read more »idea! what do you think? - Blueshade 18:34, 5 Apr 2005 (UTC) How about voting for Frankreich/France ? Lysy 15:36, 4 Apr 2005 (UTC) Who is User:Schlesier...
Click to read more »voteleavetakecontrol.org/gisela_stuart_to_chair_vote_leave_campaign to http://www.voteleavetakecontrol.org/gisela_stuart_to_chair_vote_leave_campaign Added archive https://web...
Click to read more »the PDF's don't list the total vote in any given race, and as the At-Large races have multiple seats with the voters voting multiple times, it isn't possible...
Click to read more »leadership election; only one round of voting took place, which happened to be the final result. In this case, voting kicked off in July. ‑‑Neveselbert (talk ·...
Click to read more »From an expert view, instant runoff voting only satisfies mutual majority, and a lot of the claims made by FairVote and supported by Richie are trivially...
Click to read more »Krkonoše-Karkonosze (or vice-versa, TBD) This vote will close at 04:30UTC on Friday, 5 February 2010. Please vote using preferential voting (i.e. rank your preferences...
Click to read more »This was the first national election under the Voting Rights Act, correct? Did it have an influence on the results or not? Please add. -- 11:48, 25 August...
Click to read more »following week. Your's ever, Luiz Lucifer (Talk) I have removed the voting history and vote count tables per WP:UNDUE and removed the Guests appearence per...
Click to read more »in the constitution like the voting qualifications. So how do we know that it wasn't the 2 Houses who suggested the voting restrictions? Let's not forget...
Click to read more »go through them. I should get this done today or tomorrow. Second, the Voting Rights Amendment Act of 2014 was introduced this week. I do not know whether...
Click to read more »pages, I feel that Voting in Switzerland should be the main page, since voting includes elections, but also other types of votes. ViS could contain all...
Click to read more »becoming Biased. Since this is Voting related I think the [[5]] should be used as a reliable source. The EAC certifies the Voting machines and is the location...
Click to read more »else their votes won't be counted by the other signers). These could include anti-fraud provisions (such as standards for electronic voting machines so...
Click to read more »restricts voting rights is bias.LoneWolf1992 (user talk) 17:35, 2 April 2021 (UTC) LoneWolf1992, how so exactly? The law restricts access to voting, and is...
Click to read more »comres.co.uk/polls/C4M_European_Voting_Intention_Poll_15_May_2014.pdf to http://www.comres.co.uk/polls/C4M_European_Voting_Intention_Poll_15_May_2014.pdf...
Click to read more »Act of 1965 Civil Rights Act of 1968 Extend Voting Rights Act 1970 Extend Voting Rights Act 1975 Extend Voting Rights Act 1982 These four were mentioned...
Click to read more »of the original vote that ended in the 4-4-1-1 tie, but does not show the 2nd round of voting to break the tie. Jeff read six votes aloud - five for...
Click to read more »conflates Voting Eligible Population as interchangeable with Voting Age Population. Voting Age Population is simply all residents 18 and older, Voting Eligible...
Click to read more »Also, with the voting, i was under the impression that the votes were never revealed and the person in question said that contestants voted for themselves...
Click to read more »strategic voting so that in effect voters can express their preferences on rankings of alternatives. Under majority voting such strategic voting need never...
Click to read more »had here (and a POV one at that) as to whether voting for a complete ban should over-ride not voting for smaller, piecemeal measures. The context is...
Click to read more »would have won under most rated voting methods, including score voting, approval voting, majority judgment, or STAR voting.", the citation actually does...
Click to read more »a fixed total of seats which then add up to each other. That's Parallel voting, not MMP. Cf Talk:2024 South African general election Aréat (talk) 05:54...
Click to read more »November 2007 (UTC) SEC. 302. PROVISIONAL VOTING AND VOTING INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS. (a) Provisional Voting Requirements.--If an individual declares that...
Click to read more »edit this page over at the Range voting article. There are some editors there that appear determined to exempt range voting from Arrow's theorem by claiming...
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