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@casimir again this is just a criticism of the law and the judgment made about it: I still think even their reasoning (in bold) is pretty absurd. It means essentially that any system whatsoever that gets put into use is automatically constitutional, regardless of any negative or unexpected consequences, even those that directly contradict the letter of the law 😂 So what is the point of the law? It seems only to prevent the use of unconstitutionality to enact technical voting reform.

@isocratia said in Vertical composition of multiwinner approval methods:

My basic use-case for this technique is when the first phase is simple bloc approval voting that filters out anyone with more than, say, 75% disapproval (this threshold is a parameter), and the second phase is some proportional approval voting method.

I would do the opposite: filter out anyone who would skew proportionality then apply a single winner method.

@isocratia I had a look at the user list, and you haven't got a green tick by your e-mail address so it might be that. Hopefully you should now receive a validation e-mail. Check your spam if it's not in your inbox.

Electing the "most stable" candidate set as in this thread should pass IIB as well.

@toby-pereira
Well I'd have to write a program to generate examples because I did a trivial example with 10 seats, 60 voters for Party A, 30 voters for Party B, and 10 voters for Party C, and even that was tedious to do by hand, even though it seemed to work correctly.