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Number of voters 5 11 15 1st choice B C A 2nd choice C B B...

Number of voters 5 11 15
1st choice B C A
2nd choice C B B
3rd choice A A C



Find the Condorcet Candidate, if there is one. If there is not a Condorcet Candidate, enter none

Condorcet Candidate =

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