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Ensuring proportionality: a logical model for compensatory seats added to multi-member constituencies
How many compensatory seats are needed to ensure (full) proportionality in two-tier electoral systems with multi-member constituencies? This question is answered by estimating the discrepancy between seats and votes rigorously, probabilistically and empirically. In 1919, Pólya showed that the Jeff
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