 The voting methods discussed in this section require the voters to rank the candidates (see section 1.1 for the definition of a ranking). Providing a ranking of the candidates is much more expressive than simply selecting a single candidate. However, ranking all of the candidates can be very demanding, especially when there is a large number of them, since it can be difficult for voters to make distinctions between all the candidates. The most well-known example of a voting method that uses the voters’ rankings is Borda Count: 