2 ticks? Voting in New Zealand Explained
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This video is great. It is clear and informative in explaining the voting in New Zealand. Thank you.
"In New Zealand it's rare for a single party to gain a majority of seats in parliament"
Jacinda: *smile increases*
@You are always right calm down far-left lib
I like the idea of the "two ticks" but not sure if I like that the majority of seats are still essentially first-past-the-post.
I watched a video yesterday on another "two tick" system: *Proportional Past the Post* If you're watching this, you may find it interesting.
Amazing video. Thank you so much for this. I guess India should've this system in future, considering the amount of majoritarian tendencies that are ruling the electorate here!
Not enough likes. This video is brilliantly made.❤
This is really good.
what if a party wins all electorate seats but get only 4% votes . in that case how many MPs will reach to parliament .I know its not possible but asking in mathematical point
How does New Zealand treat overhang mandate?
Great video. Thankyou.
Now I don’t know
ah this is just like the german voting system
How does New Zealand treat overhang mandate?
They allow overhang mandates, because so far they've only amounted to an increase in one seat to the membership total. It's not so much an issue in NZ because they don't have a federal system in which list seats are first allocated between states, like Germany does.