vote-simulation

Vote simulation automates governance outcome prediction by modeling dilution algorithms, quorum thresholds, and role-weighted voting across participant distributions. Input voter counts, role hierarchies, and dilution parameters to generate precise vote tallies and quorum validation results.

Run vote simulations across varying participant and role distributions to test proposal outcomes under different conditions. This lets stakeholders understand dilution effects, quorum attainment likelihood, and weighted vote impact before committing to live governance decisions.

Yes. The simulation applies configurable role weights, quorum rules, and dilution logic across any voter distribution and role hierarchy. Adjust weights, participation rates, and role assignments to test how different electorate compositions affect final vote tallies.

Vote dilution reduces individual voting power as participant count increases. This simulation computes exact dilution effects under specified algorithms and cadence rules, showing how larger electorates change proposal approval thresholds and role-weighted vote distribution.

Define participant count, role assignments and weights, quorum thresholds, dilution algorithm rules, Consensus Day cadence intervals, and proposal parameters. The simulation ingests these governance parameters and outputs vote outcomes with quorum and dilution computations applied.