The results indicate that, for more than two candidates, you can always find examples of voting procedures where the election results favor a specified outcome. It turns out that, despite some problems, the original Borda count is the best voting scheme. The worst scheme is the simple plurality vote. That may explain the quirkiness often found in lists of the 100 best U.S. films or the top mathematicians of all time. It's useful to be able to identify what can go right and what can go wrong.
Bad procedures can lead to lousy elections results.
Basic Geometry of Voting . A chaotic exploration of aggregation paradoxes. Millions of election outcomes from a single profile. Saari, D.G., and F. Valognes. Geometry, voting, and paradoxes.