Plurality voting (2/2)

Suppose, there are three alternatives A, B, C, and 9 voters.

4 states that A > B > C

3 states that B > C > A

2 states that C > B > A

Plurality voting

4 votes for A

3 votes for B

2 votes for C

A is the winner

Run-off

4 votes for A

3+2 = 5 votes for B

B is the winner

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