The analysis of scoring matrix in voting system with multiple criteria and multiple places

Abstract

Decision groups usually employ voting systems that reflect the democratic content of that group. The issue of a group of decision-makers ranking candidates with multiple criteria is interesting. A group ranks the effects of those criteria by using a specific method. For each criterion, a group votes for candidates with multiple places. This study developed a procedure to determine the common set of weights of the places in those criteria. Candidates were subsequently ranked according to their sum of weighted votes that they earned in all the places of those criteria.