Voting system criterion

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A formally defined pass/fail criterion by which a voting system may be assessed.

Examples for such criteria are:

Condorcet criterion

Consensus Criteria

Consistency criterion

Favorite Betrayal criterion

Generalized Strategy-Free criterion

Greatest Possible Consensus Criterion

independence from irrelevant alternatives

local independence from irrelevant alternatives

invulnerability to burying

invulnerability to compromising

Later-no-harm criterion

Monotonicity criterion

Pareto criterion

Participation criterion

Plurality criterion

Schwartz criterion

Smith criterion (also known as Generalized Condorcet criterion)

Independence of clones

Strategy-Free criterion

Strong Defensive Strategy criterion

Summability criterion

Unanimous Consensus Criterion

Weak Defensive Strategy criterion

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