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Majority choice approval



Majority-choice approval (MCA) is a voting system devised by Forest Simmons in April 2002 for use with three-slot ballots. That is, the voter has three possible choices for rating each candidate: ‘favored’, ‘accepted’, or ‘disapproved’.



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