 Quota Rule:  Suppose that \(q\), called the quota, is any number between 0 and 1. Each voter selects one candidate (or none if voters can abstain), and the winners are the candidates that receive at least \(q \times \# V\) votes, where \(\# V\) is the number of voters.  Majority Rule is a quota rule with \(q=0.5\) (a candidate is the strict or absolute majority winner if that candidate receives strictly more than \(0.5 \times \# V\) votes). Unanimity Rule is a quota rule with \(q=1\). 