The Condorcet Method is a voting system that elects the candidate who would win a head-to-head competition against each of the other candidates in a majority of the contests. It is based on the principle of pairwise comparison and is designed to reflect the collective preference of the voters more accurately than simple plurality voting systems.

Condorcet Method

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candidate

head-to-head competition

Pairwise comparison is a method used to evaluate and rank a set of options by comparing them against each other two at a time, often used in decision-making processes and preference assessments. This technique helps in breaking down complex decisions into simpler comparisons, allowing for more manageable analysis and clearer insights into preferences or priorities.

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