Problem 2 The preference table for a club presidential election consisting of three candidates is shown....

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Problem 2 The preference table for a club presidential election consisting of three candidates is shown. 1) Using the plurality method, determine the winner. Number of votes First choice Second choice Third choice 4 B A C CA C A 7 5 SCAB с 4BAU А А BBC The Head-to-Head Comparison Criterion - if a particular candidate wins all head-to-head comparisons with all other candidates, then that candidate should win the election 2) Does the election in Problem 2 violate the head-to-head comparison criterion? If so, why? Problem 2 The preference table for a club presidential election consisting of three candidates is shown. 1) Using the plurality method, determine the winner. Number of votes First choice Second choice Third choice 4 B A C CA C A 7 5 SCAB с 4BAU А А BBC The Head-to-Head Comparison Criterion - if a particular candidate wins all head-to-head comparisons with all other candidates, then that candidate should win the election 2) Does the election in Problem 2 violate the head-to-head comparison criterion? If so, why?

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