ALT Drawing of a bell curve showing 292 blue circles filling the space under the curve on the left and 292 red circles on the right (73 grey circles on each side). Stick-figure candidates stand atop the curve with their arms stretched out to indicate what portion of the "voters" they have captured. (Still image from video youtu.be/HRkmNDKxFUU )

ALT Same bell curve as the first image, now with small groups of different colors of dots in the middle assigned to additional stick figure candidates (who are sad-faced because they can't get enough votes to compete with red or blue candidates.)

ALT Same bell curve diagram as before, illustrating "STAR Voting" ("Range of 0 to 5 + automatic runoff") where each circle under the curve now has multiple colors relative to how much that voter supports the various candidates (altogether, these circles form a rainbow-like spectrum.) A sample ballot is shown with "Blue, Dark" and "Blue, Light" rated 5 stars, Purple 4, Yellow 2, Red & Orange 0. A sample tally shows Purple and Yellow circled as the two highest-scoring with an average of 4.16 & 4.72.

ALT The same bell curve now drawn with mostly yellow circles under the middle portion, labelled "Majority Opinion". The range of voters supporting each candidate is illustrated above, where multiple candidates overlap but Yellow's "326" is circled at the top with the most overall support.