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options for your second favorite candidate and then your third. and it s a long and drawn-out system. but basically, what happens is you see who won the most votes right off the top. if there is no majority winner right then, then what you do is you start adding the second and the third place votes. if someone gets the most votes from first place that would have been don perata in oakland, but then you start to count the second and third place votes. and that s how jean quan was able to move ahead. she got a lot more second place votes than don perata did. she got a lot more third place votes than he did and that s how she jumped to the lead even though she wasn t in first from the beginning. so it s interesting. a lot of times it depends on who done as to whether you like it. forget math. forget analytical thinking. is that democracy where a 12% winner is the elected official? there is an issue with that. reporter: david is a political analyst who isn t too fond of ranke

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