1. Number of voters 11 9 14 1st choice B A C 2nd choice C B B 3rd choice A C A Find the winner of this election under the plurality method.Winner = 2. Number of voters 7 7 6 5 7 10 1st choice B B D C C A 2nd choice A C A B D C 3rd choice D A B D B D 4th choice C D C A A B Find the winner of this election under the plurality method.Winner = 3. Number of voters 4 13 14 1st choice B C A 2nd choice C B B 3rd choice A A C Find the Condorcet Candidate, if there is one. If there is not a Condorcet Candidate, enter noneCondorcet Candidate = 4. Number of voters 13 14 18 9 1st choice D B A C 2nd choice B C D D 3rd choice C A B A 4th choice A D C B Find number of points Candidate D receives under Pairwise Comparison (Copeland's Method)Points = Find the winner of this election under Pairwise Comparison (Copeland's Method)Winner = 5. Number of voters 21 15 17 14 22 31 1st choice C D A C A B 2nd choice B A D A B C 3rd choice A B B B D A 4th choice D C C D C D Find the winner of the election using the Pairwise Comparison method. For each comparison, enter the number of times each candidate was preferred to the other.A vs. BVotes where A is preferred to B : Votes where B is preferred to A : A vs. CVotes where A is preferred to C : Votes where C is preferred to A : A vs. DVotes where A is preferred to D : Votes where D is preferred to A : B vs. CVotes where B is preferred to C : Votes where C is preferred to B : B vs. DVotes where B is preferred to D : Votes where D is preferred to B : C vs. DVotes where C is preferred to D : Votes where D is preferred to C : Tally the results:Points for A: Points for B: Points for C: Points for D: Who is the winner? A B C D There is a tie Not a graded assignment. For practice.

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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Number of voters	11	9	14
1st choice	B	A	C
2nd choice	C	B	B
3rd choice	A	C	A

Find the winner of this election under the plurality method.

Winner =

Number of voters	7	7	6	5	7	10
1st choice	B	B	D	C	C	A
2nd choice	A	C	A	B	D	C
3rd choice	D	A	B	D	B	D
4th choice	C	D	C	A	A	B

Find the winner of this election under the plurality method.

Winner =

Number of voters	4	13	14
1st choice	B	C	A
2nd choice	C	B	B
3rd choice	A	A	C

Find the Condorcet Candidate, if there is one. If there is not a Condorcet Candidate, enter none

Condorcet Candidate =

Number of voters	13	14	18	9
1st choice	D	B	A	C
2nd choice	B	C	D	D
3rd choice	C	A	B	A
4th choice	A	D	C	B

Find number of points Candidate D receives under Pairwise Comparison (Copeland's Method)

Points =

Find the winner of this election under Pairwise Comparison (Copeland's Method)

Winner =

Number of voters	21	15	17	14	22	31
1st choice	C	D	A	C	A	B
2nd choice	B	A	D	A	B	C
3rd choice	A	B	B	B	D	A
4th choice	D	C	C	D	C	D

Find the winner of the election using the Pairwise Comparison method. For each comparison, enter the number of times each candidate was preferred to the other.

A vs. B
Votes where A is preferred to B :
Votes where B is preferred to A :

A vs. C
Votes where A is preferred to C :
Votes where C is preferred to A :

A vs. D
Votes where A is preferred to D :
Votes where D is preferred to A :

B vs. C
Votes where B is preferred to C :
Votes where C is preferred to B :

B vs. D
Votes where B is preferred to D :
Votes where D is preferred to B :

C vs. D
Votes where C is preferred to D :
Votes where D is preferred to C :

Tally the results:
Points for A:
Points for B:
Points for C:
Points for D:
Who is the winner?