We study coalitional manipulation of voting systems: can a subset of voters, by voting strategically, elect a candidate they all prefer to the candidate who would have won if all voters had voted truthfully? From a theoretical point of view, we develop a formalism which makes it possible to study all voting systems, whether the ballots are orders of preference on the candidates (ordinal systems), ratings or approval values (cardinal systems), or even more general objects. We show that for almost all classical voting systems, their manipulability can be strictly reduced by adding a preliminary test aiming to elect the Condorcet winner if there is one. For the other voting systems, we define the generalized Condorcification which leads to sim...
We report on laboratory experiments on voting. In a setting where subjects have single peaked prefer...
This paper presents computer simulations of voting rules: Plurality rule, Approval voting and the Co...
Democratic societies base much of their decisions on voting procedures that involve aggregation of i...
Nous étudions la manipulation par coalition des modes de scrutin: est-ce qu'un sous-ensemble des éle...
Since any non-trivial voting system is susceptible to manipulation, we investigate how it is possibl...
International audienceWe consider a general framework for voting systems with arbitrary types of bal...
For any non-trivial voting system, there exists manipulable situations where a coalition of voters, ...
We present SVVAMP, a Python package dedicated to the study of voting systems with an emphasis on man...
International audienceWe investigate the possibility of designing a voting rule that both meets the ...
This paper attacks a problem like the one addressed in an earlier work (Potthoff, 2013) but is more...
National audienceAll non dictatorial voting rules are susceptible to be manipulated by a group of ag...
We study coalitional manipulation of voting systems: can a subset of voters, by voting strategically...
Voting rules over three or more alternatives suffer from a general problem of manipulability. Howeve...
Voting rules over three or more alternatives suffer from a general problem of manipulability. Howeve...
In this paper an attempt has been taken to describe various types of voting system and manipulation ...
We report on laboratory experiments on voting. In a setting where subjects have single peaked prefer...
This paper presents computer simulations of voting rules: Plurality rule, Approval voting and the Co...
Democratic societies base much of their decisions on voting procedures that involve aggregation of i...
Nous étudions la manipulation par coalition des modes de scrutin: est-ce qu'un sous-ensemble des éle...
Since any non-trivial voting system is susceptible to manipulation, we investigate how it is possibl...
International audienceWe consider a general framework for voting systems with arbitrary types of bal...
For any non-trivial voting system, there exists manipulable situations where a coalition of voters, ...
We present SVVAMP, a Python package dedicated to the study of voting systems with an emphasis on man...
International audienceWe investigate the possibility of designing a voting rule that both meets the ...
This paper attacks a problem like the one addressed in an earlier work (Potthoff, 2013) but is more...
National audienceAll non dictatorial voting rules are susceptible to be manipulated by a group of ag...
We study coalitional manipulation of voting systems: can a subset of voters, by voting strategically...
Voting rules over three or more alternatives suffer from a general problem of manipulability. Howeve...
Voting rules over three or more alternatives suffer from a general problem of manipulability. Howeve...
In this paper an attempt has been taken to describe various types of voting system and manipulation ...
We report on laboratory experiments on voting. In a setting where subjects have single peaked prefer...
This paper presents computer simulations of voting rules: Plurality rule, Approval voting and the Co...
Democratic societies base much of their decisions on voting procedures that involve aggregation of i...