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I've had yet another look at the numbers, and I think this is how things should be calculated (example for super majority approval):
nc: nays with conviction
ac: ayes with conviction
n: nays without conviction
a: ayes without conviction
tot: total issuance
The current way is assuming a = ac --> calculate the number of aye with 1x conviction to make it pass.
A better way would be to calculate how many more ayes (1x conviction), on top of the current ayes, are needed to make it pass.
This would mean calculating.
x : the amount of ayes (1x conviction), on top of the current ayes
or with
tu
the turnout = (a+n):Simplified, it's:
here
Example with real numbers:
Solution: x = 92 732 (on top of the 383 Ayes)
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