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Why can no ranked voting system be perfectly fair?
In 1950 an economist proved mathematically that every ranked voting system has a flaw: a third candidate can flip the result between the other two.
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In 1950 an economist proved mathematically that every ranked voting system has a flaw: a third candidate can flip the result between the other two.
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