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===Ballot structure=== |
===Ballot structure=== |
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Major parties would most likely run two candidates in each constituency, although it is not a requirement. If two, candidates for a party could run together as primary and secondary in an effectively closed list, similarly as in the [[Dual member proportional]] system, or they could run separately. Parties might choose the |
Major parties would most likely run two candidates in each constituency, although it is not a requirement. If two, candidates for a party could run together as primary and secondary in an effectively closed list, similarly as in the [[Dual member proportional]] system, or they could run separately. Parties might choose the latter option in an open seat or in a hopeless seat, to effectively combine a primary with the general election. |
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It is recommended that voters employ a preferential 1,2,3, etc vote, for reasons discussed below, although an "X" would also be deemed a valid vote. |
It is recommended that voters employ a preferential 1,2,3, etc vote, for reasons discussed below, although an "X" would also be deemed a valid vote. |
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