Elections general questions 0.0 / 5 ? Government & PoliticsUK electoral systemsASEdexcel Created by: BeatrizCreated on: 30-01-15 09:44 Where is the Supplementary/Alternative Vote used? Fiji, Australia and the Labour and Liberal Democrats leadership elections. 1 of 15 Where is proportional representation - party list used? Israel and the UK vote for the European Parliament (closed). 2 of 15 Where is the Additional Member System used? Scottish parliament, Welsh assembly, Greater London and Germany. 3 of 15 Where is proportional representation - single transferable vote used? Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland and Germany. 4 of 15 How many votes do you get for the Supplementary/Alternative Vote? Two for supplementary and for alternative all the candidates are ranked in order. 5 of 15 How many votes do you get for party list? One. 6 of 15 How many votes do you get for the Additional Member System? Two. 7 of 15 How many votes do you get for the single transferable vote? You rank the candidates in order. 8 of 15 What are the outcomes of the Supplementary/Alternative Vote? Decisive results, no coalitions, a direct constituency link and an absolute majority. 9 of 15 What are the outcomes of proportional representation - party list? Coalitions 10 of 15 What are the outcomes of the additional member system? Minority parties and a direct constituency link 11 of 15 What are the outcomes of the single transferable vote? A power sharing government 12 of 15 What are the outcomes of first past the post? Hardly any coalitions and wasted votes 13 of 15 Where is first past the post used? The UK, the US congress and the lower houses in India and Canada 14 of 15 How many votes do you get for first past the post? One 15 of 15
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