- the Two-round
voting system is the
single round instant-runoff
voting system (Also
referred to as
Alternative vote or
Preferential voting) as used in some...
- choice, and the
candidate who
receives the most
votes wins. First-past-the-post
voting is a
plurality voting method. FPTP is a common, but not universal,...
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second ballot,
runoff voting or ballotage) is a
voting method used to
elect a
single winner,
where the
voter casts a
single vote for
their chosen candidate...
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Belgium has the
oldest existing compulsory voting system.
Compulsory voting was
introduced in 1893 for men and in 1948 for women, following...
- have set a
minimum voting age,
often set in
their constitution. In a
number of
countries voting is
compulsory for
those eligible to
vote,
while in most it...
- Instant-runoff
voting (IRV) is a type of
ranked preferential voting method used in single-seat
elections with more than two candidates.
Instead of indicating...
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Votes,
sometimes also Vods (
Votic: vađđalaizõd) are a
Finnic ethnic group native to
Votia in Ingria, the part of modern-day
northwestern Russia that is...
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Proxy voting is a form of
voting whereby a
member of a decision-making body may
delegate his or her
voting power to a representative, to
enable a
vote in...
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Ranked voting, also
called ranked-choice
voting, is an
election voting system in
which voters rank
choices in a
hierarchy on the
ordinal scale (ordinal...
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Plurality voting is an
electoral system in
which each
voter is
allowed to
vote for only one candidate, and the
candidate who
polls the most
among their...