Talk:Runoff voting

disambiguation site or main article?

some places say this is an disambiguation; others say it's a main article.

I hit edit to put on that: runoff voting is a family of election systems whose goal is to select a member with majority support and where if necessary in successive stages candidates are dropped off to concentrate the votes behind a narrower field until someone has a majority of votes. Two main methods are used either votes vote an additional time or in the first vote, voters marked preferential ballots enabling ballots to be transferred. As well, sometimes only two rounds of voting or vote counting is done; other systems allow numerous rounds of voting or counting to determine the winner.

but the response said it is disambiguation site, not an article. 68.150.205.46 (talk) 03:48, 24 March 2025 (UTC)