Better polls for groups
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The trouble with pick-one polls
A regular poll can pick the option most of the group likes least. Say nine friends are choosing dinner: four want pizza, and the other five would all take Thai or sushi over pizza.
A regular poll: pick one
🍕 Pizza wins
With 4 votes out of 9. Thai and sushi split the rest.
Ranked choice
🍜 Thai wins, 5 to 4
Sushi has the fewest first choices, so it's out, and both sushi votes move to Thai.
Five ways to vote
- Plurality The usual way: pick one. Similar options can split the vote.
- Approval Tick every option you'd be happy with. The most approvals wins.
- Ranked choice Rank the options. The last place is out each round until one has a majority.
- Quadratic Spread 100 credits. Extra votes for the same option cost more.
- STAR Give each option 0 to 5 stars. The top two go to a runoff.