28. Show that the nonmonotonicity of the Hare system can also be demonstrated by the following 17-voter, 4-alternative election. (In a number of recent books, this example is used to show the nonmonotonicity of the Hare system. The 13-voter, 3-alternative example given in the text was pointed out to us by Matt Gendron when he was an undergraduate at Union College.)
Rank | Number of Voters (17) | |||
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7 | 5 | 4 | 1 | |
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Fourth |