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New Taoiseach - General Election 2007        
 
The most preferred and most representative choice is:

    Kenny, Enda - Fine Gael

Overall popularity ranking:

     
Popularity Choice VoteFair
ranking
score
Traditional
vote count

(for comparison)
First-most popular Kenny, Enda - Fine Gael  Ranking score is 55 for Kenny, Enda - Fine Gael 18 voters marked Kenny, Enda - Fine Gael as their first choice
Second-most popular Ahern, Bertie - Fianna Fáil  Ranking score is 43 for Ahern, Bertie - Fianna Fáil 19 voters marked Ahern, Bertie - Fianna Fáil as their first choice
Third-most popular Rabbite, Pat - Labour  Ranking score is 34 for Rabbite, Pat - Labour 6 voters marked Rabbite, Pat - Labour as their first choice
Fourth-most popular Sargent, Trevor - Green Party  Ranking score is 19 for Sargent, Trevor - Green Party 5 voters marked Sargent, Trevor - Green Party as their first choice
Fifth-most popular Adams, Gerry - Sinn Féin  Ranking score is 7 for Adams, Gerry - Sinn Féin 5 voters marked Adams, Gerry - Sinn Féin as their first choice
Sixth-most popular McDowell, Michael - Progressive Democrats  Ranking score is 0 for McDowell, Michael - Progressive Democrats 3 voters marked McDowell, Michael - Progressive Democrats as their first choice
 
VoteFair representation Ranking
  
First-most representative choice is: Kenny, Enda - Fine Gael
Second-most representative choice is: Ahern, Bertie - Fianna Fáil
 

Additional levels of representation were not calculated.
(There may be too many questions, too many choices for this question, or too many votes, or no further calculations were requested.)

 

VoteFair representation ranking results should be used when more than one choice is to be selected. Why? When there are 100 voters, 51 of them can choose the first winner, so the other 49 voters deserve extra influence in choosing the second winner (instead of letting the 51 voters also choose the second winner). When should representation results be used? When a second candidate is elected to a second equivalent seat in a state legislature, or when an organization pursues a simultaneous second activity in addition to the most popular activity.

 
Comparison of VoteFair Ranking with other voting methods
  
Voting method Winner
VoteFair Kenny, Enda - Fine Gael
Instant runoff A winner cannot be identified because, in one of the rounds of voting, there is a tie among the choices with the fewest votes.
(1 ballot at least partially ignored because it includes an equal preference at a significant step in the runoff process.
(Choice eliminated in the first round : McDowell, Michael - Progressive Democrats)
Majority None of the choices has won a majority (more than half) the votes.

(3 ballots ignored because they rank more than one choice as the most-preferred choice. )
Plurality Ahern, Bertie - Fianna Fáil

(3 ballots ignored because they rank more than one choice as the most-preferred choice. )
Condorcet Kenny, Enda - Fine Gael
Borda count Kenny, Enda - Fine Gael
(29 ballots ignored because they rank more than one choice at the same preference level. )
Details of plurality results
  
Choice Percentage
Ahern, Bertie - Fianna Fáil 34 19 voters marked Ahern, Bertie - Fianna Fáil as their first choice
Kenny, Enda - Fine Gael 32 18 voters marked Kenny, Enda - Fine Gael as their first choice
Rabbite, Pat - Labour 11 6 voters marked Rabbite, Pat - Labour as their first choice
Sargent, Trevor - Green Party 9 5 voters marked Sargent, Trevor - Green Party as their first choice
Adams, Gerry - Sinn Féin 9 5 voters marked Adams, Gerry - Sinn Féin as their first choice
McDowell, Michael - Progressive Democrats 5 3 voters marked McDowell, Michael - Progressive Democrats as their first choice
(3 ballots ignored in plurality counting because they rank more than one choice as the most-preferred choice. )

Notice that the choice with the most plurality votes is not necessarily the most popular. Similarly the choice with the fewest plurality votes is not necessarily the least popular.

 

 

 
This website has been produced in kind association with Mr. Richard Fobes, Portland, Oregon, USA who invented VoteFair ranking.  Richard Fobes is the author of The Creative Problem Solver's Toolbox and Ending The Hidden Unfairness In U.S. Elections.  
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