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Flowersa Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Elections here?
I never see elections in this context what does it mean here?
"Our use of a single-member plurality system has important consequences for electoral politics in Canada. SMP divides our voting into 308 separate elections. It then award seats in the house of commons only to those who come first in the each of the electoral districts."
"Our use of a single-member plurality system has important consequences for electoral politics in Canada. SMP divides our voting into 308 separate elections. It then award seats in the house of commons only to those who come first in the each of the electoral districts."
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Hi, It's just the usual meaning of the word. In simple terms, an election is the process of voting for someone. Clive
- Hi, It's just the usual meaning of the word.
- In simple terms, an election is the process of voting for someone.
- Clive
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Hi,
It's just the usual meaning of the word.
In simple terms, an election is the process of voting for someone.
Clive
It's just the usual meaning of the word.
In simple terms, an election is the process of voting for someone.
Clive
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