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First, there's no guarantee that candidates[0] isn't eliminated. You'd have to go through the candidates array and find the first one that isn't eliminated. Also, you're messing up the candidates arra …

tabulate: What if the voter's top candidate is eliminated? Your code will never check their next preference, but it needs to do that. find_min: it looks like you're trying to sort the candidates arra …

check50 is seeing if you print the candidate's name, then a newline. You're printing the candidate's name, then a space, then a newline. The formatting is pretty finicky, so you'll need to remove the …

rank++ This means "tell me the value of rank, then add one to rank". So in the last line of elim_test, you're calling elim_test again with the exact same values over and over again. To fix this, you c …

If I'm understanding what you're doing correctly, the first chunk of code is somewhere in eliminate. What you're doing may well work correctly in the full program, but check50 doesn't test your full p …

A couple things: argv[] isn't available globally, so you're probably not able to compile your program because you're using it in this method. You should use the candidates array instead, since that is …