In Considering the Criteria for an Ideal Voting System, an Irrelevant

question 62

Multiple Choice

In considering the criteria for an ideal voting system, an irrelevant alternative refers to:

• A)when an option that is unrelated to the issue being voted on is added to a vote.
• B)a different voting method that could alternatively be used, but would not change the outcome.
• C)when an option that has no realistic chance of winning is added to a vote.
• D)a different voting method that could alternatively be used and could change the outcome.

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Definitions:

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