Maximal lotteries is an attractive randomized voting rule, first considered by Germaine Kreweras in 1965 and independently proposed by Peter C. Fishburn in 1984.

Please see Wikipedia, these presentations (Practical Voting Rules, Maximal Lotteries), or this bibliography for more information.

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