6 Barriers to Manipulation in Voting Vincent Conitzera and Toby Walshb 6.1 Introduction In many situations, voters may vote strategically. That is, they may declare preferences that are not their true ones, with the aim - True the Vote - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	6 Barriers to Manipulation in Voting Vincent Conitzera and Toby Walshb 6.1 Introduction In many situations, voters may vote strategically. That is, they may declare preferences that are not their true ones, with the aim Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-12-28 15:05:15 Open Document File Size: 356,69 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Australia / United States / / Facility Duke University / University of New South Wales / / IndustryTerm polynomial-time algorithm / / Organization Duke University / Department of Computer Science / University of New South Wales / Department of Computer Science and Engineering / / Person Toby Walshb / / PoliticalEvent Runoff Voting / / Position representative / / ProvinceOrState Copeland / New South Wales / / Region South Wales / / Technology polynomial-time algorithm / / SocialTag Single winner electoral systems Political philosophy Voting system criteria Voting systems Gibbard–Satterthwaite theorem Tactical voting Condorcet criterion Instant-runoff voting Borda count Voting

6 Barriers to Manipulation in Voting Vincent Conitzera and Toby Walshb 6.1 Introduction In many situations, voters may vote strategically. That is, they may declare preferences that are not their true ones, with the aim Add to Reading List