| Display title | Alternative vote top-up |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Alternative Vote Plus (AV ) or Alternative Vote Top-up is a voting system intended for use in elections to an assembly or legislature. Under AV most candidates are elected from single member constituencies under the Alternative Vote system while a small number of candidates are elected under the regional list system. AV is not a parallel voting system. Rather, as occurs under the Additional Member System (AMS), under AV seats filled from regional lists are so allocated as to off-set the disproportionality created by the single seat constituencies and to achieve a measure of proportional representation. |
