AI
Tuesday, October 17, 2017 11:23:33 AM
Vote math:
Let us say we have White, Blue and Grey votes, where Grey are those who vote White but withhold votes for the EJ-3.
If White + Grey > Blue > White it works as CJ says "must" happen. But it does not in other cases.
In reality we know that Grey will be small. Maybe 5%? So that implies a fairly tight race between Blue and White for the issue to matter.
If the vote is close a "third party" can have the adverse effect of pulling votes from the party they would otherwise align with. As Grey is mostly anti-ej, they would likely pull from Blue.
Probably does not matter. Just hopefully no hanging chad on those damn cards
Let us say we have White, Blue and Grey votes, where Grey are those who vote White but withhold votes for the EJ-3.
If White + Grey > Blue > White it works as CJ says "must" happen. But it does not in other cases.
In reality we know that Grey will be small. Maybe 5%? So that implies a fairly tight race between Blue and White for the issue to matter.
If the vote is close a "third party" can have the adverse effect of pulling votes from the party they would otherwise align with. As Grey is mostly anti-ej, they would likely pull from Blue.
Probably does not matter. Just hopefully no hanging chad on those damn cards
