Multi-member system: Difference between revisions
Took out the statement about PR being synonymous with hare quota. This is not true since Webster RRV fails this and would be considered PR. I left the equivalent statement in the section lower. There is more about this on the PR page
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Multi member voting methods, also called multi winner methods, are voting methods which elect multiple people in one election
==Bloc Voting Methods==
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==Sequential [[Proportional representation|Proportional]] Methods==
Sequential Cardinal Methods elect winners one at a time in sequence using a candidate selection method and a reweighting mechanism. The single-winner version of the selection is applied to find the first winner, then a reweighting is applied before the selection of the next and subsequent winners. A reweighting is applied to either the ballot or the scores for the ballot itself. The purpose of the reweighting phase is to ensure
Common examples:
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