The Borda count is an attempt to ensure fairness in this action, but Arrow's impossibility theorem states that under certain circumstances this action can never be entirely fair.
The Borda count is an attempt to ensure fairness in this action, but Arrow's impossibility theorem states that under certain circumstances this action can never be entirely fair. Jehovah's Witnesses typically do not engage in this activity based on John 17:14's assertion that Christians "are not of the world." The UK, US, and India typically use a (*) plurality system for this activity called "first-past-the-post," and in the US the 19th amendment established that women have the right to perform this activity. For 10 points, name this activity, used to determine the winners of political offices by public assent.
The Borda count is an attempt to ensure fairness in this action, but Arrow's impossibility theorem states that under certain circumstances this action can never be entirely fair.
voting [accept elections and clear equivalents] &lt;CC&gt;