ranked

This is an example of a ranked vote matrix for 4 voters and
3 candidates. It can be used to illustrate different seat allocation formulas
that require ranked votes.

datasets

Suite of functions that help simulate elections under different electoral systems, which are then used to compute incentives generated by these systems in terms of the inter- and intra-party dimensions of electoral competition.

Santiago Olivella

i3pack

Incentives for Inter- And Intra-Party Electoral Competition

Patrick Cunha

Ayelen Vanegas

Matias Tarillo

Guillermo Rosas

Brian Crisp

ranked function

A matrix with 3 rows and 4 columns, where each row represents a ranking,
each column is a voter, and each cell is the candidate ID (numeric or character)
#' that the voter ranked in that position.<dl>
<dt>Voter1</dt>
<dd>Candidates ranked first, second, and third by the first voter</dd><dt>Voter2</dt>
<dd>Candidates ranked first, second, and third by the second voter</dd>...</dl>

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Example of ranked vote matrix — ranked

A matrix with 3 rows and 4 columns, where each row represents a ranking,
each column is a voter, and each cell is the candidate ID (numeric or character)
#' that the voter ranked in that position.<dl>
<dt>Voter1</dt>
<dd>Candidates ranked first, second, and third by the first voter</dd>

<dt>Voter2</dt>
<dd>Candidates ranked first, second, and third by the second voter</dd>

...

</dl>

ranked: Example of ranked vote matrix

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