# Continuation of the previous lesson (03b low-score ballots).
# Same voters, same preferences - but each "least-bad" score is raised from 1 to 2.

election_title: Voting styles — low-score ballots (continued)
scenario_description: |-
  Follow-up to the previous example. The voters and their preferences are
  unchanged; we only raised each "least-bad" score from 1 to 2.

  The winner is still Almond. That is the point: STAR decides this election by
  the RELATIVE ordering on each ballot (and which candidate more voters prefer),
  not by the absolute number. Scaling everyone's scores up the same way doesn't
  change the result.

  (Where higher scores DO matter is when voters differ - giving a candidate a 2
  instead of a 1 adds more weight in the score round relative to other voters'
  ballots.)

voting_method: STAR   # STAR Voting - Single-winner

num_winners: 1
ballots: |-
  Choco,Almond,Vanilla
      0,     2,      0   # least-bad = Almond
      0,     0,      2   # least-bad = Vanilla
      0,     2,      0   # least-bad = Almond

expected_winners:
  - Almond

# file: 03b_c3_b3_2_expand_style-protest-vote.yaml