Discrete Math Crossword

someone who has enough votes to win.
the end apportionment is smaller than the lower-quota.
when a player cannot pass a motion on its own.
if the quota is too small, a tie may happen.
if the quota is too high, there’s no possibility of passing a motion.
a person who contributes the votes that makes a losing coalition and turns it into a winning coalition.
a chain of numbers whose sum is equal.
stops.
doesn't stop.
doesn't have a sum.
has a sum.
someone who doesn’t have enough votes to win.
the sum of a sequence.
a chain of numbers whose product is equal.
ballot which the voters are asked to rank the candidates.
the voters.
a player with no real power.
least number of votes that are required to pass a motion.
every player controls a specific number of votes.
the difference between the second and first number in a sequence.
a set of voters who vote the same way.
coalition must have critical player's vote to win.
based on yes or no votes.
the closed formula.
the end apportionment is bigger than the upper-quota.
used to describe any formal voting arrangement.