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Electoral Systems

Magalie Plissonneau Government and Politics A-Level Englisch 7 Karten

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  1. 1FPTPFirst Past the Post
    -Current system
    -Majoritarian
    -Favours larger parties
    -Tactical Voting
    -Who ever has most wins
    -Quick
    -Normally produce 2 party system- easy to pass legislation
  2. 2STVSingle Transferable Vote
    -Rank by preference
    -Have to get a quota of the vote
    -Between 3-5 MPs in large constituencies
    -More choice=more power
    -MP have to contest all not just marginal
    -Massive constituencies
    -Donkey voting+long time to count
  3. 3Double Ballot-Vote for candidate, all but top two eliminated, vote again
    -Time consuming
    -Disadvantages smaller parties
    -Voter fatigue
    -Less wasted votes
    -High turnout at second round
  4. 4AMSAdditional Members System
    -Vote for a party and a candidate
    -Votes for other member party given to candidate to top up number of seats won by each party
    -Directly accountable representatives
    -Confusing
    -Accountable to leaders not electorate
  5. 5Alternative Vote-Rank preference
    -Need 50%
    -Votes redistributed to second preference
    -Represent majority of electorate
    -Less safe seats/tactical voting
    -Labour 2010 leadership election Ed/David
    -Hung parliaments
  6. 6Closed ListPROPORTIONAL
    Closed- Chose candidate form list
    -list drawn up by party
    -More choice=more power
    -Multiparty governments
    -Bigger constituencies
  7. 7Closed listChose Party
    -Very simple
    -14 out of top 20 nations in terms of representation use closed list
    -list drawn up by party-stifle minority voices
    -Impersonal- no link between candidate and area
    -More choice and control over who is elected- increase representation of women

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A-Level Government and Politics (Election and Voting) Karteikarten am Electoral Systems, erstellt von Magalie Plissonneau am 05/02/2015.
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