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The VoteFair survey capabilities don't include multi-page ballots with fancy graphics, but the results are fair. If you want fancy ballots, you should check out other online survey services — such as Express.Perseus.com, SurveyMonkey.com, and Zoomerang.com — but keep in mind that those services don't produce fair results for ranking questions. Also consider that those services either cost money or the free versions have limited capabilities.
Here are a few examples:
Surveying your friends to rank music, movies, food, or celebrities
Surveys among co-workers for ranking budget categories
Ranking preferences among family members for activities or vacation destinations
Choosing a logo or your musical band's name,
or any decision that involves members of a small organization
Small elections that involve more than two candidates
Elections of non-profit or corporate board members,
especially when there are two or more equivalent openings
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VoteFair ranking was invented by Richard Fobes who is the author of Ending The Hidden Unfairness In U.S. Elections. Sales of this book helps to keep VoteFair ranking available for free at this website. |
© Copyright 2006 Richard Fobes