Which of the following is not considered a necessary criterion for an ideal voting system?

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The candidate preferred by the median voter must always be the winnerThere should be no single individual with dictatorial controlThe outcome should not be influenced by irrelevant alternativesPreferences must be consistently ordered (transitive)The system must satisfy unanimity

Explanation

Option A is not a required property of a perfect voting system. Essential criteria include the absence of dictators (B), independence from irrelevant alternatives (C), and transitivity of preferences (D). The median voter winning every time is not a necessary condition.