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3 presentation(s) on 'australian senate'
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The Gregory Weighted Transfer Value
Change that Counts. Correcting the flaws in the Australian Senate method of counting the vote so that each vote maintain a single value in correct proportion to its original value. The current formula in the calculation of the Surplus Transfer Values (Surplus value divided by the number of ballot papers) seriously distorts the proportionality of the vote. With multiple votes that are valued at 10% being transferred at the same value as ballot papers that hold 100% of its original value
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Australia
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Australian Senate
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Election
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Electoral reform
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Michael Danby
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Proportional represenation
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Proportional representation
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Vote
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melbcity
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One Vote One Value - Change that Counts
Submission highlight the need for Australian Electoral reform and the way we count the Australian Senate QUEENSLAND'S STOLEN ELECTION
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Australia
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Election
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Electoral reform
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Meeks method
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Proportional representation
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Senate
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Vote
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melbcity
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Change that Counts - The Wright System
The Wright System is a re-iterative counting system based on a modified Australian Senate Electoral system with a Inclusive Weighted Gregory Surplus Value Transfer method, single segmentation. One transaction per candidate. It is a linear reiterative counting system. On every exclusion of minor candidates the count is reset and restarted. Each vote is treated equal and in the same manner..
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Australia
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Election
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Proportional represenation
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melbcity
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