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[[Game theory]] is becoming increasingly important in political races that involve numerous candidates, and the ability in some state primaries for independents to vote in either party's primary. Some campaigns may benefit from using mathematical game theory to help develop a strategy that will maximize their chances against many rivals. | [[Game theory]] is becoming increasingly important in political races that involve numerous candidates, and the ability in some state primaries for independents to vote in either party's primary. Some campaigns may benefit from using mathematical game theory to help develop a strategy that will maximize their chances against many rivals. | ||
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Revision as of 17:39, June 23, 2016
See also game theory primary for the game theory dynamics in the 2016 presidential election.
Game theory is becoming increasingly important in political races that involve numerous candidates, and the ability in some state primaries for independents to vote in either party's primary. Some campaigns may benefit from using mathematical game theory to help develop a strategy that will maximize their chances against many rivals.