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The results of a ranked-choice voting election. | Download Raw Summary Data

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Candidates eliminated and elected in each round
Round Eliminated Winners
Round 1
Round 2 International Political Economy
Round 3 State Policy and Political Economy
Round 4 Inequality Labor Shortage

Round 1

Round 1: what changed for each candidate, and their total votes
Candidate What changed Current total votes
Labor Shortage 5 votes in the first round 35.71%
5 votes
Minimum Wage 3 votes in the first round 21.43%
3 votes
Inequality 3 votes in the first round 21.43%
3 votes
State Policy and Political Economy 2 votes in the first round 14.29%
2 votes
International Political Economy 1 votes in the first round 7.14%
1 votes

Round 2

Round 2: what changed for each candidate, and their total votes
Candidate What changed Current total votes
Labor Shortage Gained 1 votes 42.86%
6 votes
Minimum Wage 21.43%
3 votes
Inequality 21.43%
3 votes
State Policy and Political Economy 14.29%
2 votes
International Political Economy Eliminated: 1 votes redistributed to remaining candidates or became inactive

Round 3

Round 3: what changed for each candidate, and their total votes
Candidate What changed Current total votes
Labor Shortage 42.86%
6 votes
Minimum Wage Gained 2 votes 35.71%
5 votes
Inequality 21.43%
3 votes
State Policy and Political Economy Eliminated: 2 votes redistributed to remaining candidates or became inactive

Round 4

Round 4: what changed for each candidate, and their total votes
Candidate What changed Current total votes
Labor Shortage Elected: Gained 1 votes 50.0%
7 votes
Minimum Wage Gained 2 votes 50.0%
7 votes
Inequality Eliminated: 3 votes redistributed to remaining candidates or became inactive

Pie chart of each candidate's share of the votes in the selected round. Use the round controls above to change rounds; the round is described as it changes. The same numbers are available in the table views.

Labor Shortage

Labor Shortage: what changed and total votes in each round
Round What changed Current total votes
Round 1 5.0 first-round votes. 35.71%
5 votes
Round 2 Gained 1 votes from International Political Economy. 42.86%
6 votes
Round 3 Gained 0 votes from State Policy and Political Economy. 42.86%
6 votes
Round 4 Elected. Gained 1 votes from Inequality. 50.0%
7 votes

Minimum Wage

Minimum Wage: what changed and total votes in each round
Round What changed Current total votes
Round 1 3.0 first-round votes. 21.43%
3 votes
Round 2 21.43%
3 votes
Round 3 35.71%
5 votes
Round 4 50.0%
7 votes

Inequality

Inequality: what changed and total votes in each round
Round What changed Current total votes
Round 1 3.0 first-round votes. 21.43%
3 votes
Round 2 Gained 0 votes from International Political Economy. 21.43%
3 votes
Round 3 Gained 0 votes from State Policy and Political Economy. Eliminated. 21.43%
3 votes

State Policy and Political Economy

State Policy and Political Economy: what changed and total votes in each round
Round What changed Current total votes
Round 1 2.0 first-round votes. 14.29%
2 votes
Round 2 Gained 0 votes from International Political Economy. Eliminated. 14.29%
2 votes

International Political Economy

International Political Economy: what changed and total votes in each round
Round What changed Current total votes
Round 1 1.0 first-round votes. Eliminated. 7.14%
1 votes
Each candidate's votes in each round. Cells are shaded green once a candidate is elected and red once they are eliminated.
Candidate name Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4
Labor Shortage 35.71% 5 votes 42.86% 6 votes 42.86% 6 votes 50.0% 7 votes Elected
Minimum Wage 21.43% 3 votes 21.43% 3 votes 35.71% 5 votes 50.0% 7 votes
Inequality 21.43% 3 votes 21.43% 3 votes 21.43% 3 votes Eliminated
State Policy and Political Economy 14.29% 2 votes 14.29% 2 votes Eliminated Previously eliminated
International Political Economy 7.14% 1 votes Eliminated Previously eliminated Previously eliminated


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