election_title: "Bloc STAR — a seat-1 lot decides who wins seat 2 (lot B: Omar first)"

scenario_description: |-
  The same five ballots as bloc_lot_path_dependence_a_c3_b5.yaml, with one
  thing changed: the published lot order is reversed to [Omar, Nadia, Priya].

  Seat 1 is the same dead heat - Nadia and Omar tie 15 - 15 on score, 2 - 2 in
  the runoff, 3 - 3 on five-star - and the lot now hands it to Omar. Nadia
  then meets Priya for seat 2 and WINS that runoff 3 - 2. Winners: Omar, Nadia.

  Run file A and this one side by side:

    lot [Nadia, Omar, Priya]  ->  Nadia, Priya
    lot [Omar, Nadia, Priya]  ->  Omar,  Nadia

  Priya wins a seat in one and nothing in the other, on identical ballots. The
  lot did not just reorder the winners; it changed the council. That is what
  "Bloc STAR is sequential" costs: seat 2 is decided in whatever field seat 1
  left behind, so a coin toss at seat 1 is not confined to seat 1.

  LH-only (no BetterVoting election): the winner turns on the lot, and only
  LH's published lot_numbers let a reader derive the result from the file.

num_winners: 2
voting_method: Bloc STAR

lot_numbers: [Omar, Nadia, Priya]

ballots: |-
  Nadia,Omar,Priya
  5,0,1
  5,0,1
  5,5,0
  0,5,5
  0,5,5

expected_winners:
  - Omar
  - Nadia

# file: bloc_lot_path_dependence_b_c3_b5.yaml
