Plurality block voting

Plurality block voting is when a group of people need to pick just one thing from many options. Each person gets a certain number of votes they can give to their favorite option. The option with the most votes wins. For example, if there were 4 options and each person had 2 votes, they could give both their votes to one option or give one vote to two different options. The option with the most votes at the end wins, even if it doesn't have more than half of the total votes. This system can help groups make decisions when they are trying to choose one thing from many options.