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Identify the following. 1. It is the concept whose origin is on is on allocating representatives of the state. 2. The formula for standard divisor. 3. The modified divisor is used on what method of apportionment. 4. The apportionment method that uses the standard divisor. 5. The apportionment method that uses the modified standard divisor. 6. The rule that state: the number of representatives apportioned to a state is the standard quota or one more than the standard quota. 7. -9. What are the three criteria of fairness for an apportionment? 10. The theory which states: Any apportionment method either will violate the quota rule or will produce paradoxes. 11. It is the number of votes required for a/an issue/candidate to pass/win. 12. It is the value of CA, where Pa is the population of state A and a is the current a(a+1)' number of representatives from state A. 13. It is a voting method that the n candidates or issues in an election were ranked by giving n points. 14. The criterion of fairness of voting which states: A candidate who wins all possible head- to-head matchups should win an election when all candidates appear on the ballot. 15. The criterion of fairness of voting which states: If a candidate wins an election, the winner should remain the winner in any recount in which losing candidates withdraw from the race.

Identify the following. 1. It is the concept whose origin is on is on allocating representatives of the state. 2. The formula for standard divisor. 3. The modified divisor is used on what method of apportionment. 4. The apportionment method that uses the standard divisor. 5. The apportionment method that uses the modified standard divisor. 6. The rule that state: the number of representatives apportioned to a state is the standard quota or one more than the standard quota. 7. -9. What are the three criteria of fairness for an apportionment? 10. The theory which states: Any apportionment method either will violate the quota rule or will produce paradoxes. 11. It is the number of votes required for a/an issue/candidate to pass/win. 12. It is the value of CA, where Pa is the population of state A and a is the current a(a+1)' number of representatives from state A. 13. It is a voting method that the n candidates or issues in an election were ranked by giving n points. 14. The criterion of fairness of voting which states: A candidate who wins all possible head- to-head matchups should win an election when all candidates appear on the ballot. 15. The criterion of fairness of voting which states: If a candidate wins an election, the winner should remain the winner in any recount in which losing candidates withdraw from the race.

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Identify the following. 1. It is the concept whose origin is on is on allocating representatives of the state. 2. The formula for standard divisor. 3. The modified divisor is used on what method of apportionment. 4. The apportionment method that uses the standard divisor. 5. The apportionment method that uses the modified standard divisor. 6. The rule that state: the number of representatives apportioned to a state is the standard quota or one more than the standard quota. 7. -9. What are the three criteria of fairness for an apportionment? 10. The theory which states: Any apportionment method either will violate the quota rule or will produce paradoxes. 11. It is the number of votes required for a/an issue/candidate to pass/win. 12. It is the value of CA where PA is the population of state A and a is the current a(a+1)' number of representatives from state A. 13. It is a voting method that the n candidates or issues in an election were ranked by giving n points. 14. The criterion of fairness of voting which states: A candidate who wins all possible head- to-head matchups should win an election when all candidates appear on the ballot. 15. The criterion of fairness of voting which states: If a candidate wins an election, the winner should remain the winner in any recount in which losing candidates withdraw from the race.
Transcribed Image Text:Identify the following. 1. It is the concept whose origin is on is on allocating representatives of the state. 2. The formula for standard divisor. 3. The modified divisor is used on what method of apportionment. 4. The apportionment method that uses the standard divisor. 5. The apportionment method that uses the modified standard divisor. 6. The rule that state: the number of representatives apportioned to a state is the standard quota or one more than the standard quota. 7. -9. What are the three criteria of fairness for an apportionment? 10. The theory which states: Any apportionment method either will violate the quota rule or will produce paradoxes. 11. It is the number of votes required for a/an issue/candidate to pass/win. 12. It is the value of CA where PA is the population of state A and a is the current a(a+1)' number of representatives from state A. 13. It is a voting method that the n candidates or issues in an election were ranked by giving n points. 14. The criterion of fairness of voting which states: A candidate who wins all possible head- to-head matchups should win an election when all candidates appear on the ballot. 15. The criterion of fairness of voting which states: If a candidate wins an election, the winner should remain the winner in any recount in which losing candidates withdraw from the race.
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Identify the following. 1. It is the concept whose origin is on is on allocating representatives of the state. 2. The formula for standard divisor. 3. The modified divisor is used on what method of apportionment. 4. The apportionment method that uses the standard divisor. 5. The apportionment method that uses the modified standard divisor. 6. The rule that state: the number of representatives apportioned to a state is the standard quota or one more than the standard quota. 7.-9. What are the three criteria of fairness for an apportionment? 10. The theory which states: Any apportionment method either will violate the quota rule or will produce paradoxes. 11. It is the number of votes required for a/an issue/candidate to pass/win. 12. It is the value of (PA)² where PA is the population of state A and a is the current a(a+1)' number of representatives from state A. 13. It is a voting method that the n candidates or issues in an election were ranked by giving n points. 14. The criterion of fairness of voting which states: A candidate who wins all possible head- to-head matchups should win an election when all candidates appear on the ballot. 15. The criterion of fairness of voting which states: If a candidate wins an election, the winner should remain the winner in any recount in which losing candidates withdraw from the race.
Transcribed Image Text:Identify the following. 1. It is the concept whose origin is on is on allocating representatives of the state. 2. The formula for standard divisor. 3. The modified divisor is used on what method of apportionment. 4. The apportionment method that uses the standard divisor. 5. The apportionment method that uses the modified standard divisor. 6. The rule that state: the number of representatives apportioned to a state is the standard quota or one more than the standard quota. 7.-9. What are the three criteria of fairness for an apportionment? 10. The theory which states: Any apportionment method either will violate the quota rule or will produce paradoxes. 11. It is the number of votes required for a/an issue/candidate to pass/win. 12. It is the value of (PA)² where PA is the population of state A and a is the current a(a+1)' number of representatives from state A. 13. It is a voting method that the n candidates or issues in an election were ranked by giving n points. 14. The criterion of fairness of voting which states: A candidate who wins all possible head- to-head matchups should win an election when all candidates appear on the ballot. 15. The criterion of fairness of voting which states: If a candidate wins an election, the winner should remain the winner in any recount in which losing candidates withdraw from the race.
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