Quadratic voting
A voting system in which the cost of casting additional votes for one option rises with the square of the votes, so broad support counts for more than concentrated wealth.
A voting system in which the cost of casting additional votes for one option rises with the square of the votes, so broad support counts for more than concentrated wealth.
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Frequently asked
Why does Quadratic voting matter?
Because it changes how you should read the numbers and the risks.
Is Quadratic voting the same everywhere?
Definitions vary slightly by network, venue and jurisdiction.
