«Bear in mind that Trump received roughly the same number of votes in Wisconsin that Mitt Romney did,» she wrote, referring to the 2012 Republican presidential nominee. (businessinsider.com)
Plural voting, where everyone gets the same number of votes (but that N ≠ 1), just makes things more complicated without good reason. (politics.stackexchange.com)
I want to know if in the final round of RCV if say two remaining candidates both get exactly the same number of votes after the rest of the candidates are eliminated if there is a better way than a coin toss to decide? (politics.stackexchange.com)