election_title: "Rung 1 — two candidates: nothing can split"
scenario_description: |-
  Nine people pick ONE fruit for the office basket. Seven of them want an apple;
  two want a banana. With only two names on the paper there is exactly one way to
  say "apple", so the apple people all say it.

  Gala 7, Banana 2. The apple side holds 78% and wins with 78%.

  This is the baseline every later rung is measured against. With two candidates,
  Choose-One, STAR, Approval, RCV-IRV and Ranked Robin ALL elect Gala, because
  with two candidates every reasonable method is the same method: majority rule.
  Vote splitting has not been prevented here — it is not yet possible. It becomes
  possible the moment a third name appears.
  Live results: https://bettervoting.com/vq78wk/results

bv_test_id: BV2293
bv_election_id: vq78wk
bv_results_url: https://bettervoting.com/vq78wk/results
voting_method: Plurality
num_winners: 1

ballots: |-
  Gala,Banana
  1,0   # apple person - would really rather have a Granny Smith
  1,0   # apple person - Gala is genuinely their favourite
  1,0   # apple person - would really rather have a Fuji
  1,0   # apple person - would really rather have a Honeycrisp
  1,0   # apple person - would really rather have a Pink Lady
  1,0   # apple person - would really rather have a Red Delicious
  1,0   # apple person - would really rather have a McIntosh
  0,1   # banana person
  0,1   # banana person

expected_winners:
  - Gala