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proportional representation
type of electoral system where parties gain seats in proportion to votes they received
electoral system
set of rules that determine how votes are cast/counted/translated into seas in a legislature/selection of executive leaders
multi-member districts
electoral districts that elect 2+ represetnatives to legislature
party system
the way political parties are organized and compete for power w/in a political systemt
two party system
two major parties dominate
one-party system
one party is permitted to govern, opposition is marginalizedmu
multi-party system
2+ parties have realistic chance of winning
majority runoff system
type of electoral system where, if no candidate receives majorty, top 2 candidates advance into second round
catch-all parties
aims to appeal to wide variety of ideologies and social groups
social movements
large-scale, collective effort by a group to promote/resist sociopolitical change
interest group
organization of people w/ shared goals/interests that seek to influence public policy and government decisions
pluralism
a political system in which multiple, independent groups compete for political influence
corporatism
political system where the government gives formal roles to interest groups in policymaking
vote of confidence
parliamentary procedure in which legislature votes to express support to sitting gov’t or prime minister
single-member plurality districts (winner-takes-all, first-past-the-post)
one representative per district, candidate with most votes wins seat