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Proportional representation refers to election systems where, for whatever qualities people use to choose their representatives (whether |
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Proportional representation refers to voting systems where, for whatever qualities people use to elect their representatives (whether |
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representatives with those qualities is approximately the same as the proportion of voters holding that quality. |
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representatives having those qualities is approximately the same as the proportion of voters having that quality. |
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representation include Single transfer voting and Party-list proportional representation. There are sometimes attempts to make plurality voting proportional by gerrymandering districts so that a minority group is in the majority in one specific district. |
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representation include single transfer voting and party-list proportional representation. Other systems, such as plurality voting, are sometimes made more proportional by gerrymandering districts to ensure that a minority group is in the majority in one ore more specific districts. |
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Proportional representation election systems are in use to elect the parliament in Germany and many other countries worldwide. |
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Proportional representation election systems are used to elect the parliament in Germany and many other countries. |
Some election systems that strive to achieve proportional representation include single transfer voting and party-list proportional representation. Other systems, such as plurality voting, are sometimes made more proportional by gerrymandering districts to ensure that a minority group is in the majority in one ore more specific districts.
Proportional representation election systems are used to elect the parliament in Germany and many other countries.
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