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There are two main families of electoral systems in the world: proportional and winner-take-all. All single-winner systems are, by definition, winner-take-all. Multi-winner systems may be proportional or winner-take all. [http://www.fairvote.org/electoral_systems#research_electoralsystems101 Fair Vote Electoral Systems 101] | There are two main families of electoral systems in the world: proportional and winner-take-all. All single-winner systems are, by definition, winner-take-all. Multi-winner systems may be proportional or winner-take all. [http://www.fairvote.org/electoral_systems#research_electoralsystems101 Fair Vote Electoral Systems 101] | ||
== Topics == | |||
[[Single Transferable Vote]] STV | |||
[[Automatic Voter Registration]] AVR | |||
[[Ranked Choice Voting]] RCV | |||
[[The US System]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:12, 5 May 2019
There are two main families of electoral systems in the world: proportional and winner-take-all. All single-winner systems are, by definition, winner-take-all. Multi-winner systems may be proportional or winner-take all. Fair Vote Electoral Systems 101
