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BipartiVox - Free & Simple Online Condorcet Voting
Designed for small-scale elections like associations, class representatives, or enterprise committees, BipartiVox employs the Bipartisan/Range, an efficient Condorcet method.
Why choose BipartiVox ?
- Completely free
- Simple & intuitive: vote via Email token and minimal data input
- Optimized interface for both mobile and desktop
- Anonymous voting
- Use of the Bipartisan/Range, the possible current best voting method
The Bipartisan/Range Method:
The election consists of two rounds, with the second potentially being instantaneous:
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In the first round, each voter ranks the candidates.
Most of the time, there is a "Condorcet winner" (i.e., a candidate who beats all other candidates in pairwise comparisons) and they are elected.
Otherwise, it is a "Condorcet Paradox" (e.g., A>B, B>C, and C>A). Then, a leading group, called the Bipartisan set emerges from the optimal strategy in a Rock-Paper-Scissor-like game. - In the second round, if a Condorcet Paradox exists, voters assign a score between 0 - 100% to each candidate within the Bipartisan set.
The candidate achieving the top average score is elected.
Key Properties:
- Allows a richer expression of choice.
- Candidates' outcomes are stable despite similar competitors.
- Promotes broadly acceptable candidates over polarizing ones.
- Reduces the spoiler effect of low-chance candidates.
- Voters can rate candidates without unintended consequences.
