Proportional Representation - A Study in Methods of Election by John H. Humphreys
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CHAPTER IV THE REPRESENTATION OF MINORITIES The Limited vote--The Cumulative vote--The Single vote--The need of minority representation. CHAPTER V THE SECOND BALLOT AND THE TRANSFERABLE VOTE IN SINGLE-MEMBER CONSTITUENCIES Three-cornered contests--The second ballot--Experience in Germany, Austria, Belgium, France--The bargainings at second ballots in France--The "Kuh-Handel" in Germany--The position of a deputy elected at a second ballot--The Alternative vote--The Alternative or Contingent vote in Queensland, in West Australia--Mr. Deakin's failure to carry the Alternative vote--Probable effect of the Alternative vote in England--The Alternative vote not a solution of the problem of three-cornered contests. CHAPTER VI PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION The essential features of a sound electoral method--Constituencies |
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