Representation & stability · 14 pages
Pillars I & II: distinguishing fairness from governability
An examination of the project’s central relationship: representing votes, then addressing the capacity to govern as a distinct question.
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Keep a critical mind.
- Proportional representation is the foundation advanced by the author.
- The majority adjustment is presented as an explicit corrective requiring constraints and a ceiling.
- The purpose is to make the accommodation between electoral fidelity and majority formation explicit.
The adjustment and allocation variants in this archive must not be treated as current parameters. Actual effects require simulations whose assumptions are published.
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Pillars I & II: distinguishing fairness from governability
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