Ordinal Bayesian incentive compatibility in restricted domains

We study deterministic voting mechanisms by considering an ordinal notion of Bayesian incentive compatibility (OBIC). If the beliefs of agents are independent and generic, we show that a mechanism is OBIC and satisfies an additional condition called elementary monotonicity if and only if it is a dominant strategy incentive compatible mechanism. Our result works in a large class of preference domains (that include the unrestricted domain, the single peaked domain, the single dipped domain, and some single crossing domains). We can significantly weaken elementary monotonicity in our result in the single peaked domain if we assume unanimity and in a large class of domains if we assume unanimity and tops-onlyness.