Semi-Proportional Electoral System

Semi-Proportional Electoral System - A semi-proportional electoral system is a voting method that seeks to balance majority rule with proportional representation, allowing for more accurate reflection of voter preferences while still favoring larger parties. Examples include limited voting, cumulative voting, single non-transferable vote, and modified Borda count, which each employ different mechanisms to achieve this balance.

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Label (rdfs): Semi-Proportional Electoral System
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Definition: A semi-proportional electoral system is a voting method that seeks to balance majority rule with proportional representation, allowing for more accurate reflection of voter preferences while still favoring larger parties. Examples include limited voting, cumulative voting, single non-transferable vote, and modified Borda count, which each employ different mechanisms to achieve this balance.
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Sub Class Of: Electoral System
Parent Class Of: Limited Voting System

Borda Count Electoral System

Single Non-Transferable Vote System

Cumulative Voting System
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