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Strategyproofness and Proportionality in Party-Approval Multiwinner Elections

AAAI 2023 · Learning theory and algorithms › Submodular and game algorithms · approach: Committee voting rules · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Require anonymity, weak representation, and strategyproofness simultaneouslyParty-approval rules · k≥3, m≥k+1, 2k divides naxiom compatibilityHurt
Require anonymity, weak proportional representation, and strategyproofness simultaneouslyParty-approval rules · k≥3, m≥4, 2k divides naxiom compatibilityHurt
Weaken strategyproofness to protect only unrepresented votersCCAV · All k, m, and naxiom satisfactionHelped
Use a Thiele rule other than CCAV or AVThiele rules · Some k, m, and nstrategyproofness for unrepresented votersHurt
Use sequential Thiele rules other than AVSequential Thiele rules · Some k, m, and nstrategyproofness for unrepresented votersHurt
Use divisor methods based on majoritarian portioning other than AVDivisor methods based on majoritarian portioning · Some k, m, and nstrategyproofness for unrepresented votersHurt
Require weak representationAV · Party-approval electionsweak representationHurt
Require strategyproofnessCCAV · Party-approval electionsstrategyproofnessHurt
Apply the impossibility assumptions at k=2A variant of AV · k=2axiom compatibilityHelped

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