First-of-a-kind table compares voting systems by properties and criteria for the benefit of the election method reform community and the wider public.
Michael Ossipoff articles
Michael Ossipoff writes for Democracy Chronicles from Miami, Florida and is one of our earliest and most prolific authors and creators. His writing covers the world of election method reform verifiable election counts and the importance of independent and third party candidates.
Strategic Clone Nomination in 2012 Presidential Election?
Plurality has clone nomination split-vote problem when there are several identical candidates
Properties Part 5: Majority-Judgment
Majority-Judgment is defined and analyzed in this edition of the Properties Series
Instant Runoff Revisited: Plurality’s Optimal Strategy
Instant runoff revisited: progressive voters know Green Party represents alternative to Democrats
Properties Part 4: Answers Regarding Some Criteria
Regarding some criteria for picking an appropriate election method for national elections
Properties Part 3: Improved Condorcet Election Method
A Improved Condorcet continuation of Ossipoff’s analysis of election method properties and criterion compliance
Properties Part 2: Traditional Unimproved Condorcet Method
Unimproved Condorcet Method: An analysis of properties of traditional unimproved Condorcet voting
How a Progressive Voted Optimally Using Various Election Methods
Michael Ossipoff on How a Progressive Voted Optimally. Ossipoff shows you can use election methods to make your choice
Properties Part 1: Remarkable Properties of Simplest Voting System
Properties of Simplest Voting System: Methods, With Definitions, Properties, Criterion-Compliances, and Some Notable Criterion-Failures
Approval/Score Voting Details: Support for Defecting Faction
What Would be the Worst Scenario Using the Approval and Score Voting Method? A Defecting Faction.