Original sentence: 3:B>C>A.498:C>B>A.499:A>B>C.B must then win according to the Condorcet criterion.Instant-runoff voting is an example of a method which allows each voter to rank all the candidates, but does not comply with the Condorcet criterion.Using the rules of IRV, B is ranked first by the fewest voters and is eliminated, and then C wins with the transferred votes from B
Edited sentence: 3:B,C,A.498:C,B,A.499:A,B,C.A simple example will prove that IRV fails to comply with the Condorcet criterion.By contrast, according to the rules of IRV, B is ranked first by the fewest voters and is eliminated, and C wins with the transferred votes from B; in plurality voting A wins with the most first choices.Instant-runoff voting allows each voter to rank the candidates, yet it still does not comply.So according to the Condorcet criterion, B should win