Voting paradoxes occur when collective preferences can be cyclical or inconsistent, even if individual preferences are not, highlighting the complexities and potential flaws in voting systems. These paradoxes can lead to outcomes where no clear winner is determined or where the chosen outcome does not reflect the true preference of the majority.

Voting Paradoxes

Voting paradoxes

collective preferences

Cyclical preferences

Inconsistent preferences

individual preferences

Complexities in voting systems

flaws in voting systems

clear winner

chosen outcome

true preference

Majority preference

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