Quadratic voting rule
Voice-credit budget and quadratic cost for multi-issue ballots.
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Quadratic voting rule
- Each member with a verified identity receives 100 voice credits per ballot.
- Casting n votes for or against an item costs n² credits.
- Items pass if votes in favour exceed votes against.
- Credits cannot be transferred between members.
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3−1. Each member receives 100 voice credits per ballot.
3+1. Each member with a verified identity receives 100 voice credits per ballot.
44 2. Casting n votes for or against an item costs n² credits.
55 3. Items pass if votes in favour exceed votes against.
6+4. Credits cannot be transferred between members.
- v1.1.0Requires verified identity before credits are issued.23 Oct 2026 · current
- v1.0.0Initial rule.23 Oct 2026
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- Digital identityA government- or community-issued credential that lets people authenticate and sign electronically.
- Quadratic votingVoters spend voice credits to cast votes; n votes on one issue cost n² credits, letting people express how strongly they care.