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'''Party-list proportional representation''' systems are a family of
[[Image:ElezioneBrunate.jpg|right|thumb|a poster for the European Parliament election 2004 in Italy, showing party lists]]
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Since a party list method proportionally allocates the seats in an assembly (like a legislature), it may also be used to proportionally divide seats among states in a federal assembly. When a party list method is used for this purpose, it is called an apportionment method. The use of the Huntington-Hill method to allocate seats of the United States House of Representatives is an example of apportionment.
==Related==
* [[Balinski–Young theorem]]
* [[Population monotonicity]]
* [[House monotonicity criterion | House monotonicity]]
* [[Quota rule]]
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