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if the vote is tied, adding a single voter (who expresses an opinion) will break the tie.
* Positive response: If a voter changes a preference, MR never switches the outcome against that voter. If the outcome the voter now prefers would have won, it still does so.
* '''Ordinality''': the decision rule relies only on which of two outcomes a voter prefers, not how much.
** This can be replaced by strategyproofness,

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