It is based on the alternative vote calculator. The script uses the Weighted Inclusive Gregory Method for reallocating surplus votes. The quota for election is (number of votes)/ (number of …

This is an election counter for the single transferable vote (STV) voting system. STV is a fair way of voting where voters rank their candidates from best to worst.

An implementation of proportional representation via the Single Transferable Vote (STV or PR-STV) using the Droop quota. Results are depicted in several ways to explain the outcome.

All of these voting tools tally single- and multi-winner elections by Single Transferable Vote. STV is commonly known as Alternative Vote, Choice Voting, Hare rule, Instant Runoff, Preference …

The system attempts to ensure factions are represented proportionally, without the need for official party lists, by having each winner elected with roughly the same number of votes. …

Here’s an interactive simulation of districts: (as a side point, candidates from different districts don’t have to fight each other. At least, not until they get elected and start arguing about …

Fact: STV is not complicated for the voter, but the tabulation of the votes can seem complicated. FairVote wants to ensure that each step of the election will run as smoothly as possible.

Learn how to use the single transferable vote for your own elections with OpaVote. With the single transferable vote, voters rank the candidates and votes are transferred to determine the winner.

A simulator for voting methods - so you can understand how voting methods work for making group decisions. The best voting methods are responsive to all parts of the group and can …

Some are tweaks to make single candidate-small electorates (quickly) countable by hand, some are trying to be pure count/recount machines to efficiently analyse the electorates choices and …