Balinski and Laraki used rated ballots from a poll of the 2007 French presidential election to show that, if unstrategic voters only approved candidates whom they considered "very good" or better, strategic voters would be able to sway the result frequently, but that if unstrategic voters approved all candidates they considered "good" or better, approval was the second most strategy-resistant method of the ones they studied, after majority judgment itself.
balinski and laraki used rated ballots from a poll of the 2007 french presidential election to show that if unstrategic voters only approved candidates whom they considered "very good" or better strategic voters would be able to sway the result frequently but that if unstrategic voters approved all candidates they considered "good" or better approval was the second most strategy-resistant method of the ones they studied after majority judgment itself