Question
What does the Borda count method do to preference schedules that is not the same as the Condorcet method?
A. The Borda count requires that the first-place row have a majority winner.
B. The Borda count assigns 1 point to the last position in a column, 2 points to the next-to-last position, and so on to the first-place position.
C. The Borda count lists position numbers next to names in a preference schedule.
D. The Borda count requires that each candidate be members of the organization conducting the count.
A. The Borda count requires that the first-place row have a majority winner.
B. The Borda count assigns 1 point to the last position in a column, 2 points to the next-to-last position, and so on to the first-place position.
C. The Borda count lists position numbers next to names in a preference schedule.
D. The Borda count requires that each candidate be members of the organization conducting the count.
Answers
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B. The Borda count assigns 1 point to the last position in a column, 2 points to the next-to-last position, and so on to the first-place position.
In contrast, the Condorcet method looks for a candidate who would win by majority in a head-to-head matchup against every other candidate, rather than simply assigning points based on ranking.
In contrast, the Condorcet method looks for a candidate who would win by majority in a head-to-head matchup against every other candidate, rather than simply assigning points based on ranking.