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  • https://math.libretexts.org/Courses/Coastline_College/Math_C100%3A_Liberal_Arts_Mathematics_(Tran)/08%3A_Mathematics_and_Politics/8.04%3A_Weighted_Voting
    In the Scottish Parliament in 2009 there were 5 political parties: 47 representatives for the Scottish National Party, 46 for the Labour Party, 17 for the Conservative Party, 16 for the Liberal Democr...In the Scottish Parliament in 2009 there were 5 political parties: 47 representatives for the Scottish National Party, 46 for the Labour Party, 17 for the Conservative Party, 16 for the Liberal Democrats, and 2 for the Scottish Green Party. If there are \(N\) players in the voting system, then there are \(N\) possibilities for the first player in the coalition, \(N – 1\) possibilities for the second player in the coalition, and so on.
  • https://math.libretexts.org/Courses/College_of_the_Canyons/Math_100%3A_Liberal_Arts_Mathematics_(Saburo_Matsumoto)/08%3A_Mathematics_and_Politics/8.04%3A_Weighted_Voting
    In the Scottish Parliament in 2009 there were 5 political parties: 47 representatives for the Scottish National Party, 46 for the Labour Party, 17 for the Conservative Party, 16 for the Liberal Democr...In the Scottish Parliament in 2009 there were 5 political parties: 47 representatives for the Scottish National Party, 46 for the Labour Party, 17 for the Conservative Party, 16 for the Liberal Democrats, and 2 for the Scottish Green Party. If there are \(N\) players in the voting system, then there are \(N\) possibilities for the first player in the coalition, \(N – 1\) possibilities for the second player in the coalition, and so on.

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