XKCD on elections and voting


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XKCD on elections and voting

XKCD on elections and voting

Tim Finin, 3:40am 12 November 2009

Around here we prefer range voting to approval voting or IRV.

two_party_system

Categories: Humor, Social media, Tags: irv; range voting; voting, Related posts: • XKCD Blagofaire; • 2007 Collegiate Voting Systems Competition; • Can range voting save us from politicians?; Comments: one

One Response to “XKCD on elections and voting”

Clay Shentrup Says:
November 14th, 2009 at 3:40 pm
Then why don’t you join the Election Science Foundation and contribute to help it incorporate and shape policy? Check out http://groups.google.com/group/electionsciencefoundation

We mainly promote score voting and approval voting.

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