Majority Judgment — concept pages

Everything explaining Majority Judgment (MJ) — grade every candidate in a shared language of words (To Reject … Excellent); the highest median grade wins, with an iterative tie-break when medians match.

• Majority Judgment — the ballot, the count, the tie-break, and what the method deliberately gives up
• Majority Judgment's paradoxes — Felsenthal & Machover's case against, worked
• Grading as a rival primitive — the 301 theory page on Balinski & Laraki's argument that the preference order is the wrong primitive

(MJ grades on the same kind of paper as Range / Score and counts it a different way — median instead of mean. Up: the docs hub 00_START_HERE.)