Proportional Voting System

Proportional Electoral System - A proportional electoral system is a voting method designed to allocate seats in a legislative body in proportion to the number of votes each party or candidate receives. This system aims to create a representative body that mirrors the overall distribution of public support, promoting fairer and more inclusive representation.

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Label (rdfs): Proportional Electoral System
Preferred Label: Proportional Voting System
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Definition: A proportional electoral system is a voting method designed to allocate seats in a legislative body in proportion to the number of votes each party or candidate receives. This system aims to create a representative body that mirrors the overall distribution of public support, promoting fairer and more inclusive representation.
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Sub Class Of: Electoral System
Parent Class Of: Party-List Proportional Representation System

Single Transferable Vote System
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