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→‎Usage: Noting that India is perhaps the largest democracy which uses a form of proportional representation.

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Line 16: * [[South America]]: [[Argentina]], [[Brazil]], Countries which have semi-proportional representation systems include: [[Australia]], [[Germany]], [[Hungary]], [[India]], [[Republic of Ireland]], [[Italy]], [[Japan]], [[Mexico]], [[New Zealand]], [[Thailand]] and [[Wales]]. [[India]] is ~~one of~~perhaps the ~~most~~largest ~~successful~~democracy ~~examples~~which ofuses a ~~country~~form ~~with~~of proportional representation. Similar principles apply to sub-regions, who may have their own parliament or assembly. For example, in [[W:Scotland\|Scotland]], after the passage of the [[W:Local Governance (Scotland) Act 2004\|Local Governance (Scotland) Act 2004]], the Scottish portion of the [[United Kingdom]] uses [[single transferable vote]] to select many of their local representatives.