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  1. 1What electoral system works on a majority?Proportional systems
    AMS
    STV
  2. 2What electoral system works on a plurality?Majoritarian system
    FPTP
  3. 3What is meant by universal suffrageEverybody has the vote
  4. 4Name a majortarian electoral systemFirst-past-the-post
  5. 5Name a proportional representation systemAdditional Member System
    Alternative Vote
    Single Transferable Vote
  6. 6What is a wasted vote?A vote that is cast for a loosing candidate
  7. 7What is a manifesto?A pamphlet listing the policies of a party
  8. 8What is meant by a safe seat + EXAMPLEA seat which is regarded as a fully secured.
    Ben Bradshaw, Exeter MP
  9. 9What is meant by a hung parliament?No political party has an absolute majority in government
  10. 10Core voters +EXAMPLEA core voter is a voter who votes for the same party consistently.
    Up North tends to be dominated by Labour supporters.
  11. 11What is meant by floating voters?A floating voter is a voter who votes for a party for short-term reasons. For example the Labour government may implement something which is of interest to the voter, thus they vote for that party.
  12. 12Explain the majortarian system of First-past-the-post- its a constituency system (650)
    - one person one vote
    - For each constituency, one candidate is elected
    (Winner takes all effect)
  13. 13Explain an implication of FPTP DISPROPORTIONALITY +EXAMPLEFPTP fails to establish a reliable link between the proportion of votes won by parties and the proportion of seats they gain.
    A consequence of this is for the 'wrong' party to be elected. This happened in 1951, when the conservatives formed a majority but won fewer votes.

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