election_title: The simplest possible STAR Voting example

scenario_description: |-
  The smallest possible STAR election: ONE voter, two flavors. Caroline scores
  Chocolate 5 and Vanilla 3; with only two candidates both advance, and her
  preference decides the runoff — Chocolate wins. Illustration-only: use it to
  learn the report layout (ballots, Scoring Round, Automatic Runoff) before
  anything interesting happens. With two candidates STAR always agrees with
  Choose-One; the interesting cases start at three.

video_script: |-
  This example is as minimal as it gets.
  It is unusual — illustration-only — it is kept as small and simple as possible.
  Normally you'd want at least three candidates to properly show what STAR does.
  
  The point is to get familiar with the output layout: how ballots are
  represented, and how the two rounds are printed.
 
  You can ignore the two top lines and the last line at the bottom.
 
  So let's focus on Ballots:
  Caroline prefers Chocolate (5) over Vanilla (3), so Chocolate wins.

  Scoring Round: the two top-scoring flavors advance; with only two on the menu,
  both do. Automatic Runoff: Caroline prefers Chocolate (5) over Vanilla (3), so
  Chocolate wins.

  With only two candidates, STAR always agrees with ordinary plurality
  voting — which is exactly why we start here.
ballots: |-
  Chocolate,Vanilla
          5,      3       # Caroline — Chocolate (5) over Vanilla (3)

expected_winners:
  - Chocolate

# file: 01a_c2_b1_two-candidates.yaml