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Analyzing a nail-biting election

Abstract. Using Brams and Fishburn's report and data, the SC&W election is analyzed with an emphasis on explaining the theoretical reasons for the conflicting outcomes. In the process, some new results are obtained.

Donald G. Saari | D. Saari

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