The head-to-head comparisons for four candidates (M, B, W, C) are shown below:From this information we can conclude that A) M is the Condorcet Winner.B) W is the Condorcet Winner.C) M and W are Weak Condorcet Winners.D) M, W, B, and C are all Weak Condorcet Winners.

The head-to-head comparisons for four candidates (M, B, W, C) are shown below:From this information we can conclude that A) M is the Condorcet Winner.B) W is the Condorcet Winner.C) M and W are Weak Condorcet Winners.D) M, W, B, and C are all Weak Condorcet Winners.

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The head-to-head comparisons for four candidates (M, B, W, C) are shown below:
From this information we can conclude that
A) M is the Condorcet Winner.
B) W is the Condorcet Winner.
C) M and W are Weak Condorcet Winners.
D) M, W, B, and C are all Weak Condorcet Winners.

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