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The consequence is inevitable : an ascertainable minority of the constituency , by voting for a single candidate only , can effectually secure his election . Thus , if the number of members is three and the number of votes two ...
The consequence is inevitable : an ascertainable minority of the constituency , by voting for a single candidate only , can effectually secure his election . Thus , if the number of members is three and the number of votes two ...
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This is the inevitable consequence of the manner in which the votes are now taken , to the complete disfranchisement of minorities . The confusion of ideas here is so easily cleared up , that one would suppose the slightest indication ...
This is the inevitable consequence of the manner in which the votes are now taken , to the complete disfranchisement of minorities . The confusion of ideas here is so easily cleared up , that one would suppose the slightest indication ...
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When a constituency has three members , this plan would enable a minority of a quarter plus one to return a member , and give the majority the other two members . A parliament so elected would have a decided opinion , but the ...
When a constituency has three members , this plan would enable a minority of a quarter plus one to return a member , and give the majority the other two members . A parliament so elected would have a decided opinion , but the ...
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