Center for Range Voting

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The Center for Range Voting was founded in 2005 by Warren D. Smith and Jan Kok[1][2]. It operates a web site and a mailing list. The Center is notable as a source for information about Range voting, simulations and analysis of Voting systems, and arguments about Instant-runoff voting.[3]

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Seth Anthony, Defeated but Unbowed, The Fort Collins Weekly, May 1, 2007, copy at [[1]
  2. ^ Peter C. Baker, "Boxed In," The Nation, June 2, 2008, copy at [2].
  3. ^ William Poundstone, Gaming the Vote, 2008, pp. 272-275

[edit] External Links

rangevoting.org web site for the Center for Range Voting.
RangeVoting mailing list.