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The Majority Judgment and Usual judgment articles restate much of the info presented in the Highest median voting rules article and the two voting systems differ only in their tiebreaker rules, with the main difference in each being "advantages" sections, which can probably be summarized in a more general comparison section. Anecdotally, I was rather confused about the systems until I read this article and understood they differ only in tie-breaking methods. Putnam3145 (talk) 02:13, 16 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]
