9. Given the votes in the 2000 Florida Presidential Election and the likely voting preference list ballots, explain why this election is a failure of the Condorcet Winner Criterion. Be very specific. Presidential Candidate Political Party Popular Votes 2nd Choice 3rd Choice 4th Choice Geroge W. Bush Republican 2,912,790 Buchanan Gore Nader Albert Gore Jr. Democratic 2,912,253 Nader Bush Buchanan Ralph Nader Green 17,484 Gore Bush Buchanan Reform 16,415 Bush Gore Nader Patrick Buchanan

9. Given the votes in the 2000 Florida Presidential Election and the likely voting preference list ballots, explain why this election is a failure of the Condorcet Winner Criterion. Be very specific. Presidential Candidate Political Party Popular Votes 2nd Choice 3rd Choice 4th Choice Geroge W. Bush Republican 2,912,790 Buchanan Gore Nader Albert Gore Jr. Democratic 2,912,253 Nader Bush Buchanan Ralph Nader Green 17,484 Gore Bush Buchanan Reform 16,415 Bush Gore Nader Patrick Buchanan

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9. Given the votes in the 2000 Florida Presidential Election and the likely voting preference list ballots, explain why
this election is a failure of the Condorcet Winner Criterion. Be very specific.
Presidential Candidate
Political Party
Popular Votes
2nd Choice 3rd Choice 4th Choice
Geroge W. Bush
Republican
2,912,790
Buchanan
Gore
Nader
Albert Gore Jr.
Democratic
2,912,253
Nader
Bush
Buchanan
Ralph Nader
Green
17,484
Gore
Bush
Buchanan
Patrick Buchanan
Reform
16,415
Bush
Gore
Nader

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