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Revision as of 08:07, 28 November 2013
Contents
Ballots: what is out there?
A team project for MA279, Fall 2013
Team members: Qianyu Deng, Sui Fang, Weichen Gai, Chenkai Wang, Bolun Zhang
Introduction
According to Wikipedia, a ballot is a device used to cast votes in an election. The main purpose of using ballots is to record the opinions of electorates and their preferences of the candidates. Ballots come in many physical forms, such as a piece of paper or a digital document stored in a computer. In this study, we will study how
There’s other voting ballots that have been used. (i.e., Approval voting, Copeland Method, Kemeny-Young method…)
Body(We introduce 3 or 4 method in this part)
Method 1
- Background
- Method
- Abortion reason
Method 2
- Background
- Method
- Abortion reason
Method 3
- Background
- Method
- Abortion reason
Conclusion
Bibliography
- Ballots. Retrieved from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballot
