Give an example that describes why an election would be unfair if this criterion

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Give an example that describes why an election would be unfair if this criterion were violated. Choose the correct answer below. Under this criterion, an election would be unfair if a gain in first-place votes ends up costing a candidate the election. Under this criterion, all elections would be fair. Under this criterion, an election would be unfair if a loss in first-place votes ends up costing a candidate the election. Describe the last of the four enter. Fill in the correct answer below. Suppose that Candidate X is declared the winner of an election. and then a second collection is held If voters Give an example that describes wily an election would be unfair if this colcannon were violated. Choose the correct answer below. Under this centurion, an election would be unfair if a Candidate X won the collection as a result of one (or more) of the losing candidates dropping out. Under this criterion, an collection would be unfair if Candidate X lost the election as a result of one (or more) of the losing candidates dropping out. Under this criterion, all elections would be fair.

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Under this criterion, an election would be unfair if a loss in first palce votes ends up costing a candidate the election

If voters change their preferences, but one of the losing candidates drops out, then X should also win the second election.

Under this criterion, an election would be unfair if a candidate X won the election as a result of one of the losing candidates dropping out.

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