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is a concept in voting systems, which the number of seats won by a party or
group of candidates is proportionate to the number of votes received.
O proportional representation.
O winner-take-all.
O direct election.
O a plurality system requires parties to form alliances with other parties to win elections.



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Final answer:

Proportional representation allocates seats based on the percentage of votes received, promoting fairer representation compared to winner-take-all systems.


Explanation:

Proportional representation is a voting system where the number of seats a party receives is based on the percentage of the votes they received in an election. This system contrasts with the winner-take-all or plurality system where the candidate with the most votes wins all the seats.

In proportional representation, if a party wins 60% of the votes, they would get 60% of the seats in the governing body, promoting fair representation for various parties based on the electorate's choices.


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