Fenton: Paragraph spacing, bolding, and rules clarification.

2024-12-07T14:26:27Z

Paragraph spacing, bolding, and rules clarification.

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			=== '''Voting and Parliament''' ===
			Each phase, a vote in the [[wikipedia:Single_transferable_vote\|STV style]] is held where all players are candidates and voters. Candidates who reach a quota of votes win a seat on parliament, or if no other legible candidates remain. There are [3] seats at the beginning of the game.

			Players who are on parliament decide whether or not to allow a proposal to be voted on (essentially vetoing it). Half or more of parliament need to agree to pass or veto a proposal to go up for voting by all players. At the end of a phase, seats are redistributed to whoever wins the election, with parliament members failing to do so losing a seat and those who succeed keeping their seat.

	<nowiki></nowiki>Voting and Parliament		=== Points and Winning ===

	Each phase, a vote in the STV style is held where all players are candidates and voters. Candidates who reach a quota of votes win a seat on parliament. There are [3] seats at the beginning of the game. Players who are on parliament decide whether or not to allow a proposal to be voted on (essentially vetoing it). Half or more of parliament need to agree to pass or veto a proposal to go up for voting by all players. At the end of a phase, seats are redistributed to whoever wins the election, with parliament members failing to do so losing a seat and those who succeed keeping their seat.

	~~<nowiki></nowiki>~~Points and Winning

	A player who receives 100 points wins the game.		A player who receives 100 points wins the game.

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	Third gains [5].		Third gains [5].

	If more than one player wins a seat after a count, their rank (first, second...) is determined by whoever has the most votes. If they are still tied, both receive full points for that rank.		If more than one player wins a seat after a count, their rank (first, second...) is determined by whoever has the most votes. If they are still tied, both receive full points for that rank. The rank that would have been filled had there been no tie is skipped, e.g, two players win first seat, the next player wins third seat.

Fenton: Added Single Transferable Nomic rules

2024-12-07T14:03:36Z

Added Single Transferable Nomic rules

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<nowiki>**</nowiki>Voting and Parliament**

Each phase, a vote in the STV style is held where all players are candidates and voters. Candidates who reach a quota of votes win a seat on parliament. There are [3] seats at the beginning of the game. Players who are on parliament decide whether or not to allow a proposal to be voted on (essentially vetoing it). Half or more of parliament need to agree to pass or veto a proposal to go up for voting by all players. At the end of a phase, seats are redistributed to whoever wins the election, with parliament members failing to do so losing a seat and those who succeed keeping their seat.

<nowiki>**</nowiki>Points and Winning**

A player who receives 100 points wins the game.

The first player to win a seat in each election gains [10] points.

Second gains [8].

Third gains [5].

If more than one player wins a seat after a count, their rank (first, second...) is determined by whoever has the most votes. If they are still tied, both receive full points for that rank.

User:Fenton - Revision history

Fenton: Paragraph spacing, bolding, and rules clarification.

Fenton: Added Single Transferable Nomic rules