A group of twenty-two young people must decide whether to go to the beach (B), the mountain (M), or the zoo (Z) on a field trip. Their preference rankings are summarized in the table below. Which choice wins using plurality voting?

A group of twenty-two young people must decide whether to go to the beach (B), the mountain (M), or the zoo (Z) on a field trip. Their preference rankings are summarized in the table below. Which choice wins using the Borda count?

A group of twenty-two young people must decide whether to go to the beach (B), the mountain (M), or the zoo (Z) on a field trip. Their preference rankings are summarized in the table below, and the decision will be made using a Borda count. Can the 4 voters in the last column change the results of the vote by changing their preference rankings?

A group of twenty-two young people must decide whether to go to the beach (B), the mountain (M), or the zoo (Z) on a field trip. Their preference rankings are summarized in the table below. Which choice wins using the Hare system?

A group of twenty-two young people must decide whether to go to the beach (B), the mountain (M), or the zoo (Z) on a field trip. Their preference rankings are summarized in the table below. Which choice wins using sequential pairwise voting with the agenda Z, B, M?

A group of twenty-two young people must decide whether to go to the beach (B), the mountain (M), or the zoo (Z) on a field trip. Their preference rankings are summarized in the table below. Is there a Condorcet winner?

A poll by fifteen sports announcers chooses the best basketball team from among three schools: University of Nevada at Las Vegas (LV), University of North Carolina (NC), and Indiana University (IU). If the individual rankings are as summarized below, which team wins if they use a rank method that assigns 5, 3, and 1 point(s) to each first, second, and third choice respectively?