Proportional Representation
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Total. B 998 + 20 = 1018C 432 + nil. = 432X 820 + 200 = 1020Y 500 + 29 = 529 Since B and X, as a result of the distribution, each obtain a quota ofvotes, they are declared elected, and all the vacant seats now beingfilled, the election is at an end.
_The result. _ The candidates elected, A, B, and X, each represent a "quota" of voters. Each considerable section of the constituency is thus able to choose arepresentative, whilst the party to whom both A and B belong return twomembers, these candi...dates taken together having secured the support oftwo quotas of voters. The voters who failed to secure a representative, namely the supporters of C and Y, number less than a quota.
_Different methods of transferring surplus votes. --The HareMethod_. ] There are several methods by which surplus votes may be transferred. Inthe case imagined the simplest way to distribute A's surplus votes isto take the 800 papers last filed and to sort these papers according tothe second preferences indicated thereon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Total. B 998 + 20 = 1018C 432 + nil. = 432X 820 + 200 = 1020Y 500 + 29 = 529 Since B and X, as a result of the distribution, each obtain a quota ofvotes, they are declared elected, and all the vacant seats now beingfilled, the election is at an end.
_The result. _ The candidates elected, A, B, and X, each represent a "quota" of voters. Each considerable section of the constituency is thus able to choose arepresentative, whilst the party to whom both A and B belong return twomembers, these candi...dates taken together having secured the support oftwo quotas of voters. The voters who failed to secure a representative, namely the supporters of C and Y, number less than a quota.
_Different methods of transferring surplus votes. --The HareMethod_. ] There are several methods by which surplus votes may be transferred. Inthe case imagined the simplest way to distribute A's surplus votes isto take the 800 papers last filed and to sort these papers according tothe second preferences indicated thereon.
What to read after Proportional Representation?
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