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Mind Map by Daniel Cormack, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Daniel Cormack
over 10 years ago
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STV (Single Transferable Vote)
- Used to elect local councillors.
- Voters get ONE ballot paper. They rank chosen candidates in order of preference
(1,2,3 etc). All 1 votes then counted; if no candidate is elected the bottom candidate
drops out and their 2 votes counted until there is a winner
- Advantages
- Voters have great deal of
choice. Candidates ranked
1,2,3 so multiple candidates
chosen.
- Produces coalitions which are
more representative of what
people want. More representatives
because more parties.
- Voters have great deal of
choice. Candidates ranked
1,2,3 so multiple candidates
chosen.
- Disadvantages
- Can be seen as complex.
Voters have to rank
candidates in numbers
instead of putting an X next to
a name.
- More than one
representative in each
ward. (3, or 4) with creates
confusion as to which
councillor to contact
- Can be seen as complex.
Voters have to rank
candidates in numbers
instead of putting an X next to
a name.
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