Campaign civility under preferential and plurality voting
Todd Donovan,Caroline Tolbert,Kellen Gracey — Campaign civility under preferential and plurality voting (2016)Todd Donovan; Caroline Tolbert; Kellen Gracey · 2016 · ArticleDisputedSource attached · not independently reviewedCLM-0186 · as of 2026-10-23 · about: Ranked-choice voting (instant-runoff) · Author: Polity Atlas editorial team
“Evidence that ranked-choice voting reduces polarisation or negative campaigning is mixed: survey work reports more civil campaigns under preferential voting, while studies of exhausted ballots and non-monotonic outcomes qualify claims of broader benefits.”
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1Ballot (and voter) "exhaustion" under Instant Runoff Voting: An examination of four ranked-choice elections
Craig M. Burnett,Vladimir Kogan — Ballot (and voter) "exhaustion" under Instant Runoff Voting: An examination of four ranked-choice elections (2015)Craig M. Burnett; Vladimir Kogan · 2015 · Article · Exhausted ballotsContext
Single Transferable Vote: An Example of a Perverse Social Choice Function
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