Exam 25: Elections and Electoral Systems
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There are two main forms of proportional representation: the __________ system,in which the elector votes for a party,and the ____________ system,in which the elector ranks individual candidates in their order of preference.
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A man grew up in a Catholic family where his parents always voted for the Liberal Party.He also voted for the Liberal Party his whole life until he opened his own business,at which point he voted for the Conservative party due to its proposed tax incentives for entrepreneurs.What is this an example of?
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