
ALT The Three Laws of First-Past-The-Post Election Voting  First Law People who do not believe in strategic voting simply do not understand strategy.  Second Law Casting a vote for any party other than the party most likely to win your local election is equivalent to a vote for the party that you least want to win.  Third Law If the party most likely to win your local election is the party that aligns the least with your candidate preference, casting a vote for any party other than the second most likely party to win is equivalent to a vote for the undesirable leading party.  Corollary to the Three Laws No vote is ever wasted because every vote has an equivalency.

ALT The Three Laws of First-Past-The-Post Election Voting  First Law People who do not believe in strategic voting simply do not understand strategy.  Second Law Casting a vote for any party other than the party most likely to win your local election is equivalent to a vote for the party that you least want to win.  Third Law If the party most likely to win your local election is the party that aligns the least with your candidate preference, casting a vote for any party other than the second most likely party to win is equivalent to a vote for the undesirable leading party.  Corollary to the Three Laws No vote is ever wasted because every vote has an equivalency.



























