A party can win a majority of seats with a plurality of votes.
This is different from proportional representation where proportionality exist between votes received and seats won.
Also different from majority system where candidates need to receive 50% + 1 vote to win a seat.
Quote from: Shiori on Feb 22, 2025, 08:52 PMA party can win a majority of seats with a plurality of votes.
This is different from proportional representation where proportionality exist between votes received and seats won.
Also different from majority system where candidates need to receive 50% + 1 vote to win a seat.
ask chiur mp to draft legislation to change the law / consitution
:flash:
It benefits miw so it won't be changed anytime soon
In Westminster system, voters can blame ministers, who are appointed by the Prime Minister. In a popularity vote, however, the winner can rightly blame the voters because the voters directly voted for the individual. :flash:
Quote from: No Guessing Game on Feb 23, 2025, 11:36 AMIn Westminster system, voters can blame ministers, who are appointed by the Prime Minister. In a popularity vote, however, the winner can rightly blame the voters because the voters directly voted for the individual. :flash:
Luckily in sg, there is "no blame culture" in gov and cs
Instead citizens get all the blame