Sunday, February 21, 2010: 1:30 PM
Room 11A (San Diego Convention Center)
Different voting systems can yield radically different outcomes with the same voter preferences. So, how can we determine which voting systems provide "fair" outcomes. The criteria put forth involve symmetry groups which defines examples that, arguably, should be ties. If a voting system does not yield a tie, there are problems.
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