Approval and Score Elections: An Organized Way of Thinking About Election Methodologies
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.
A Computer Program For Counting ICT in Pseudocode
Counting ICT in Pseudocode: A Proposal For ICT in Computer Programming Language
New Approval Poll Strategy Based On the First Poll
Michael Ossipoff Examines Strategy Options For DC’s New Approval Poll
Making Best Use of Plurality, Until We Get Better
Author Ossipoff Suggests Using a State Minor Office Election as a Test Election and Making the Best Use of Plurality Voting System Under Current Conditions
Why Approval Soon Homes In on the Voter Median
Voter Median Estimate Strategy and How Approval Soon Finds the Median and Stays There
Strategy, Criteria and Comparison of Some Voting Systems
Comparison of Some Voting Systems: DC Expert Discusses Feasibility of Different Voting Systems
Instant Runoff Voting is Poor Choice For Political Elections
Instant Runoff Voting is Poor and Very Often the IRV Methodology Produces More Problems Than it Solves according to DC author Michael Ossipoff
Methodology: Favorite-Burial, Condorcet’s Criterion, ICT and Old Condorcet
How Election Methodology Can Been Used to Create a Fairer System Without Favorite-Burial, Condorcet’s Criterion, ICT or Old Condorcet by Michael Ossipoff
Introducing Democracy Chronicles New Presidential Rank-Balloting Poll
Cast Your Vote With a Unique Election Methodology in a Presidential rank-balloting poll
Strategy and Purpose for Democracy Chronicles New Poll
Election Method Theory Provides Proper Strategy and Purpose for Democracy Chronicles Poll including the elusive ICT rank-count rule.