The South Davis Faculty Association is using the Borda count method to vote for its collective bargaining
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The South Davis Faculty Association is using the Borda count method to vote for its collective bargaining unit. Members' choices are the All Faculty Association (A), American Federation of Teachers (B), and California Teachers Association (C). Here are the results of the voting:
a. Is there a majority? If not, who wins the plurality vote?
b. Who wins using the Borda count method?
c. Does the Borda method violate the majority criterion?
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