@hackage hjugement2.0.0.20181030

A library for the Majority Judgment.

The Majority Judgment is judged by its authors to be “superior to any known method of voting and to any known method of judging competitions, in theory and in practice”.

For introductory explanations, you can read:

• the accompanying README.md file (en),

• Marjolaine Leray's comic: Vous reprendrez bien un peu de démocratie ? (fr),

• the dedicated web sites: https://mieuxvoter.fr (fr) and https://lechoixcommun.fr (fr),

• a press article I've written: http://autogeree.net/~julm/txt/jugement_majoritaire.pdf (fr),

• or watch: Rida Laraki's conference: Le Jugement Majoritaire (fr).

For comprehensive studies, you can read Michel Balinski and Rida Laraki's:

• textbook: Majority Judgment: Measuring, Ranking, and Electing (en)

• cahier: Majority Judgment vs. Majority Rule (en)

• paper: Judge : Don't Vote! (en)

• article: Jugement majoritaire versus vote majoritaire (via les présidentielles 2011-2012) (fr).

And, if you do not mind to dive into a quick and poorly documented code, you can also play around with a Python macro to Libre Office that I've written and embedded into this spreadsheet: http://autogeree.net/~julm/txt/jugements.ods.