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{{Wikipedia|First-past-the-post voting}}
 
The '''first-past-the-post electoral system''' is a [[voting system]] for single-member districts, variously called '''first-past-the-post (FPTP or FPP)''', '''winner-take-all''', '''[[plurality]] voting''', or '''relative majority'''. In political science, it is known as '''Single-Member District Plurality''' or '''SMDPSMP'''. This system is in use at all levels of politics;. itIt is verya commonkey component of the original implementation the [[Westminster System]] in formerBriton and subsequently the British colonies. A thorough list is given below.
 
Wales, Scotland, both North and South Ireland, and New Zealand have fairly recently implemented different election systems.
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