Smith criterion

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title: Smith criterion
text: The Smith criterion is a voting system criterion that formalizes the concept of a majority rule. A voting system satisfies the Smith criterion if it always elects a candidate from the Smith set, which generalizes the idea of a "Condorcet winner" to cases where there may be cycles or ties, by allowing for several who together can be thought of as being "Condorcet winners." A Smith method will always elect a candidate from the Smith set. The Smith criterion is also called the top (Condorcet) cycle
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description: Voting criterion requiring a kind of majority rule
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