To have an ideal voting system in place,if a group is voting on option X versus option Y,this decision should not depend on any information or preference about another unconnected option,Z.In other words,which of the following criteria must be present in the voting system?

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Independence of irrelevant alternatives refers to the idea that the outcome of a vote should not be affected by the presence or absence of any irrelevant alternative options. This ensures that the system is fair and unbiased towards any particular option. Transitivity, no dictator, and unanimity are also important criteria for a good voting system, but they do not address the issue of irrelevant alternatives.

To Have an Ideal Voting System in Place,if a Group