Stephane
OK, but the onus is on you to find and define some new terminology for
the situation you describe.
The common meaning of single-member district as a district
represented by only one member elected by a single-winner voting system
is so well established that it would be unreasonable, in
It is possible to achieve PR with single-member districts if by single-member
district it means
only one representative of any political can be candidate. This unclassical
definition does not say that there will be only one winner.
There could be several or even none.
However, if by
Stephane a écrit :
It is possible to achieve PR with single-member districts if
by single-member district it means only one representative of
any political can be candidate. This unclassical definition
does not say that there will be only one winner. There could
be several or even none.
Sorry but no, I am definitively not playing with words.
I am just making sure that the terminology used, leaves
some way to describe SPPA. Call it the way you want,
but make sure people understand that a single-runner method
can have multiple-winners if the voters of each districts are considered
