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The Single Transferable Vote (STV) system is a form of preferential voting which aims to achieve proportional representation in multiple-candidate elections (as for parliaments), and to mitigate against tactical spoiler effects in single candidate elections (as for constituencies). Instant Runoff Voting, also known as the Hare system, Alternative Vote, or the Clark system, is a variant of STV. In an STV system, voters cast a single vote but rank candidates or parties in order of preference. Their votes may then be reassigned based on whether or not their first preference achieves a certain quota of votes.
http://www.firv.org/
Coalition from Ferndale, Michigan working to generate a referendum for November 2004 election that will allow Ferndale voters to implement Instant Runoff Voting
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/instantrunoff/
A national discussion for advocates of Instant Runoff Voting/Single Transferable Vote
http://instantrunoff.com/
Advocates Instant Runoff Voting, i.e. ranking candidates on election ballots, with the goal of eliminating the 'wasted' vote or 'spoiler' candidacy.
http://www.openstv.org/
Open source software for implementing instant runoff voting, the single transferable vote, and other voting systems.
http://accuratedemocracy.com/d_stv1d.htm
Concise, visual description of Single Transferrable Vote with explanatory diagrams
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/stv-voting/
List for discussing the Single Transferable Vote voting system
http://www.um.edu.mt/projects/maltaelections
Elections in Malta under the single-transferable-vote (STV) system, 1921 - 1996.
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