Difference between revisions of "Range voting"

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Range voting, also known as score voting, is a voting system where each possible choice is assigned a value from within a predetermined range.

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Range voting is superior to any other voting system in terms of how accurately the final result represents the wishes of individual voters.

A system using range voting is one of the main components of the InstaGov governance system.

The Center for Range Voting (alias)
- Why the range 0-99?: a discussion of why they recommend using 0 and 99 as endpoints rather than other values (e.g. -10 to +10, 0 to 100, etc.)

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 A system using range voting is one of the main [[InstaGov/components|components]] of the [[InstaGov]] governance system.
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 ===Projects===
 * [http://rangevoting.org/ The Center for Range Voting] ([http://scorevoting.net/ alias])
 ** [http://rangevoting.org/Why99.html Why the range 0-99?]: a discussion of why they recommend using 0 and 99 as endpoints rather than other values (e.g. -10 to +10, 0 to 100, etc.)