Schulze Method - Users

Users

The Schulze method is not currently used in parliamentary elections. However, it has been used for parliamentary primaries in the Swedish Pirate Party. It is also starting to receive support in other public organizations. Organizations which currently use the Schulze method are:

• Annodex Association
• Blitzed
• BoardGameGeek
• Cassandra
• Codex Alpe Adria
• Collective Agency
• College of Marine Science
• Computer Science Departmental Society for York University (HackSoc)
• County Highpointers
• Debian
• Demokratische Bildung Berlin
• EuroBillTracker
• European Democratic Education Conference (EUDEC)
• Fair Trade Northwest
• FFmpeg
• Flemish Student Society of Leuven
• Free Geek
• Free Hardware Foundation of Italy
• Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE)
• Gentoo Foundation
• GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG)
• Gothenburg Hacker Space (GHS)
• Graduate Student Organization at the State University of New York: Computer Science (GSOCS)
• Haskell
• Kanawha Valley Scrabble Club
• KDE e.V.
• Kingman Hall
• Knight Foundation
• Kumoricon
• League of Professional System Administrators (LOPSA)
• Libre-Entreprise
• Lumiera/Cinelerra
• Mathematical Knowledge Management Interest Group (MKM-IG)
• Metalab
• Music Television (MTV)
• Neo
• Noisebridge
• North Shore Cyclists (NSC)
• OpenEmbedded
• OpenStack
• Park Alumni Society (PAS)
• Pirate Party of Australia
• Pirate Party of Austria
• Pirate Party of Belgium
• Pirate Party of Brazil
• Pirate Party of France
• Pirate Party of Germany
• Pirate Party of Italy
• Pirate Party of Mexico
• Pirate Party of New Zealand
• Pirate Party of Sweden
• Pirate Party of Switzerland
• Pirate Party of the United States
• Pitcher Plant of the Month
• Pittsburgh Ultimate
• RLLMUK
• RPMrepo
• Sender Policy Framework (SPF)
• Software in the Public Interest (SPI)
• Squeak
• Students for Free Culture
• Sugar Labs
• Sverok
• TestPAC
• TopCoder
• Ubuntu
• University of British Columbia Math Club
• Wikimedia Foundation
• Wikipedia in French, Hebrew, Hungarian, and Russian.