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of votes ("agenda manipulation") can be used to arbitrarily pick the winner.

Other properties

In group decision-making voting paradoxes can form. It is possible that alternatives a, b, and c exist such that a majority prefers a to b, another majority prefers b to c, and yet another majority prefers c to a. Because majority rule requires an alternative to have majority support to pass, majority rule is vulnerable to rejecting the majority's decision.

Limitations

Arguments for limitations

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