Drag Ballot Experiment

This experimental ballot intentionally includes more choices than participants are likely to have opinions on. It was designed so participants can express their order of preference among the choices where they have an opinion, while feeling no pressure to distinguish between choices where they have no opinion. Feel free to comment on how you think the pickiest voters would react to this type of electronic ballot.

US Presidents of the Past 100 Years

Rank these candidates in your order of preference.
Drag candidates to reorder them
Top = Most Preferred    Bottom = Least Preferred
Candidates in the same group are equally preferred.
Equal preferences will not impact preferences between groups.

An article explaining how indifference is handled by different ranked election systems can be found here.

This experiment was inspired in part by the really cool electronic ballot interfaces at RCV-Lab.org, a free platform that allows users to create, run, and visualize ranked-choice elections.

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