 In 1994, C. H. E. Warren proposed another method of passing surplus to previously-elected candidates.Warren is identical to Meek except in the numbers of votes retained by winners.Under Warren, rather than retaining that proportion of each vote's value given by multiplying the "weighting" by the vote's value, the candidate retains that amount of a whole vote given by the "weighting", or else whatever remains of the vote's value if that is less than the "weighting".