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Electoral College
Plurality vs. majority
Ranked choice
Arrow’s Theorem
Cardinal methods
Multiple winner
Cumulative Voting
Introduction to Cumulative Voting
Pros and cons
Real World Examples and Fun Trivia
Exercise 1
Exercise 2: Wrap Up
Single Transferable Vote
The Method
The Method 2
Pros/Cons
Excercise 1
Exercise 2
Excercise 3
Approval Voting
Methodology
Pros & Cons
History & Facts
Exercise 1j
Exercise 2j
Final Review
Final Exam
Discussion Questions
Further Resources
Apportionment
History
Hamilton
Jefferson
Other Methods
Huntington-Hill
Criteria
Overview/Glossary
Other Resources for Apportionment
Power indices
Lesson Plan
Homework Problems
Banzhaf Homework
Banzhaf Group Work
Further Resources
Gerrymandering and efficiency gap
Gerrymandering Practice
Efficiency Gap Practice
Geometry of gerrymandering
Nash equilibrium
Practice Problems
Math and Politics Teaching Modules
Home
Electoral College
Plurality vs. majority
Ranked choice
Arrow’s Theorem
Cardinal methods
Multiple winner
Cumulative Voting
Introduction to Cumulative Voting
Pros and cons
Real World Examples and Fun Trivia
Exercise 1
Exercise 2: Wrap Up
Single Transferable Vote
The Method
The Method 2
Pros/Cons
Excercise 1
Exercise 2
Excercise 3
Approval Voting
Methodology
Pros & Cons
History & Facts
Exercise 1j
Exercise 2j
Final Review
Final Exam
Discussion Questions
Further Resources
Apportionment
History
Hamilton
Jefferson
Other Methods
Huntington-Hill
Criteria
Overview/Glossary
Other Resources for Apportionment
Power indices
Lesson Plan
Homework Problems
Banzhaf Homework
Banzhaf Group Work
Further Resources
Gerrymandering and efficiency gap
Gerrymandering Practice
Efficiency Gap Practice
Geometry of gerrymandering
Nash equilibrium
Practice Problems
More
Home
Electoral College
Plurality vs. majority
Ranked choice
Arrow’s Theorem
Cardinal methods
Multiple winner
Cumulative Voting
Introduction to Cumulative Voting
Pros and cons
Real World Examples and Fun Trivia
Exercise 1
Exercise 2: Wrap Up
Single Transferable Vote
The Method
The Method 2
Pros/Cons
Excercise 1
Exercise 2
Excercise 3
Approval Voting
Methodology
Pros & Cons
History & Facts
Exercise 1j
Exercise 2j
Final Review
Final Exam
Discussion Questions
Further Resources
Apportionment
History
Hamilton
Jefferson
Other Methods
Huntington-Hill
Criteria
Overview/Glossary
Other Resources for Apportionment
Power indices
Lesson Plan
Homework Problems
Banzhaf Homework
Banzhaf Group Work
Further Resources
Gerrymandering and efficiency gap
Gerrymandering Practice
Efficiency Gap Practice
Geometry of gerrymandering
Nash equilibrium
Practice Problems
Single Transferable Vote
- Exercise 2: Using the Quota Method
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