In majority rule elections,alternatives that are proposed later,as opposed to earlier,are more likely to survive sequential voting.

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This phenomenon is known as "path dependence" in voting, where the order in which alternatives are presented can influence the outcome of the election. Alternatives proposed earlier have a "first mover advantage" as they are more likely to be considered and supported by voters. However, if a later alternative is more appealing and gains support, it may be able to overcome this path dependence and win the election.

In Majority Rule Elections,alternatives That Are Proposed Later,as Opposed to Earlier,are