Electoral Systems Questions
The limited vote electoral system is a voting method where voters are allowed to cast a limited number of votes, typically fewer than the total number of seats being contested. This system is often used in multi-member constituencies, where voters can choose only a specified number of candidates from the list of candidates. For example, if there are three seats available, voters may be allowed to vote for only two candidates. This system aims to provide some level of proportionality while still allowing voters to have a degree of choice and influence in the election outcome.