A great video about various single winner voting methods can be found here:
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It’s nice to see the familiar references come up in this presentation. I still wish Ka-Ping-Yee would have added range voting to the simulations so that those graphics could have been included.
The speaker here also didn’t include anything about Warren Smith’s computer model using Bayesian Regret shown on the range voting website.