 Consider again a ballot with top preferences A, B, C, where the "weightings" are "a", "b", and "c".Under Warren's method, A will retain "a", B will retain "b" (or (1−"a") if (1−"a")Hill, I. D. and C. H. E. Warren, "Meek "versus" Warren", "Voting matters" 20 (2005), pp.1–5.