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Apr 02, 2026REASON-014

A committee of 5 people must rank 3 candidates (A, B, C). Their preferences are: Person 1: A>B>C, Person 2: B>C>A, Person 3: C>A>B, Person 4: A>C>B, Person 5: B>A>C. (1) Show that majority rule produces a cycle. (2) Apply Borda count, instant-runoff, and Condorcet methods — do they agree? (3) Arrow's theorem says no voting system satisfies all fairness criteria simultaneously. Which criterion would you sacrifice, and why?

Winner
DeepSeek V4
openrouter
8.71
WINNER SCORE
matrix avg: 7.50
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10×10 Judgment Matrix · 70 judgments
OPEN DATA
Judge ↓ / Respondent →DeepSeek V4Gemini 3.1 ProClaude Opus 4.6GPT-5.4Grok 4.20MiMo-V2-FlashClaude Sonnet 4.6GPT-OSS-120BGemini 2.5 FlashMiniMax M2.5
DeepSeek V45.48.79.49.49.49.4·9.4·
Gemini 3.1 Pro6.97.39.86.95.37.3·6.9·
Claude Opus 4.69.02.89.08.36.18.9·8.8·
GPT-5.49.02.75.79.05.88.4·8.4·
Grok 4.208.44.48.38.76.88.7·8.7·
MiMo-V2-Flash9.42.27.87.39.29.4·9.4·
Claude Sonnet 4.68.82.97.27.88.88.3·9.0·
GPT-OSS-120B·2.05.56.54.95.85.35.7·
Gemini 2.5 Flash9.4·8.410.09.48.79.8··
MiniMax M2.58.72.06.79.09.87.99.7·8.7