Proportional Representation in Ireland
Proportional Representation in Ireland
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But if D were eliminated before M, we may easily suppose that his votes would go to M, who would be elected. The injustice of the result appears even more striking when we reflect that, if D had had 11 votes less, his supporters would have succeeded in returning M instead of Z, as thev desired to do.^ (4) When a candidate obtains more than a quota, . And a surplus has consequently to be transferred, any work injustice. The Conference eventually unanimously recom- mended an alteration in the rul...es. The English Society subsequently decided not to make the alteration, as any change in the rules was always prejudicial to propagandist work.
Since the largest surplus would in most cases be the surplus of one of the candidates of the majority party, the existing rule operates distinctly in favour of the minority. Hence, if the object of the system is not so much to secure proportional representation as to protect minorities by giving them an undue advantage, the above criticism loses its point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if D were eliminated before M, we may easily suppose that his votes would go to M, who would be elected. The injustice of the result appears even more striking when we reflect that, if D had had 11 votes less, his supporters would have succeeded in returning M instead of Z, as thev desired to do.^ (4) When a candidate obtains more than a quota, . And a surplus has consequently to be transferred, any work injustice. The Conference eventually unanimously recom- mended an alteration in the rul...es. The English Society subsequently decided not to make the alteration, as any change in the rules was always prejudicial to propagandist work.
Since the largest surplus would in most cases be the surplus of one of the candidates of the majority party, the existing rule operates distinctly in favour of the minority. Hence, if the object of the system is not so much to secure proportional representation as to protect minorities by giving them an undue advantage, the above criticism loses its point.
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