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Bullet voting, also known as single-shot voting and plump voting, is a voting tactic, usually in multiple-winner elections, where a voter is entitled to vote for more than one candidate, but instead votes for only one candidate. Election systems that satisfy the later-no-harm criterion discourage any value in bullet voting. These systems either do not ask for lower preferences (like plurality) or promise to ignore lower preferences unless all higher preferences are eliminated.

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rdfs:label	Bullet voting (en)
rdfs:comment	Bullet voting, also known as single-shot voting and plump voting, is a voting tactic, usually in multiple-winner elections, where a voter is entitled to vote for more than one candidate, but instead votes for only one candidate. Election systems that satisfy the later-no-harm criterion discourage any value in bullet voting. These systems either do not ask for lower preferences (like plurality) or promise to ignore lower preferences unless all higher preferences are eliminated. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Democratic-Republican Party Approval voting Instant-runoff voting Limited voting Chicken (game) Contingent vote Single transferable vote Plurality-at-large voting Plurality voting Droop quota Later-no-harm criterion Overvote Aaron Burr Cumulative voting Proportional representation Voting Tactical voting Instant runoff voting Bucklin voting Multiple non-transferable vote Range voting First-past-the-post voting Election system Borda voting Single nontransferable vote U.S. Presidential election of 1800
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has abstract	Bullet voting, also known as single-shot voting and plump voting, is a voting tactic, usually in multiple-winner elections, where a voter is entitled to vote for more than one candidate, but instead votes for only one candidate. A voter might do this because it is easier than evaluating all the candidates or as a form of tactical voting. Voters can use this tactic to maximize the chance that their favorite candidate will be elected while increasing the risk that other favored candidates will lose. A group of voters using this tactic consistently has a better chance of one favorite candidate being elected. Election systems that satisfy the later-no-harm criterion discourage any value in bullet voting. These systems either do not ask for lower preferences (like plurality) or promise to ignore lower preferences unless all higher preferences are eliminated. Some elections have tried to disallow bullet voting and require the casting of multiple votes because it can empower minority voters. Minority groups can defeat this requirement if they are allowed to run as many candidates as seats are being elected. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Approval voting Voting Rights Act of 1965 Instant-runoff voting Thornburg v. Gingles Majority criterion STAR voting Later-no-harm criterion 2009 Burlington mayoral election Dick Molpus Borda count Illinois House of Representatives Oklahoma primary electoral system Plurality block voting Nanson's method Score voting Strategic voting Plump voting Single-shot voting Chicken dilemma Bullet vote Burr dilemma
is Wikipage redirect of	Plump voting Single-shot voting Chicken dilemma Bullet vote Burr dilemma
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