This document discusses different voting procedures and methods: - Majority rule requires a candidate to receive over 50% of votes to win, while plurality voting means the candidate with the most votes wins, even if not a majority. - Examples are provided to illustrate majority rule versus plurality voting. - Additional methods discussed include Borda count (ranking candidates by preference and awarding points), Condorcet method (determining the candidate who defeats all others in one-on-one comparisons), and proportional representation (allocating seats based on percentage of votes received).