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‘The People Have Voted… The [Expletives]!’*—Comparing Electoral Systems

In: The Punters' Guide to Democracy

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  • Peter Emerson

    (The de Borda Institute)

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In aStalin representative democracy, a fair political structure can only materialise if, first and foremost, both the electoral system and the decision-making system are themselves fair. Some electoral systems, though often used, are most definitely unfair. Others, less frequently seen, are mediocre. A few, rarely employed, are excellent. And one, which most people have never even heard of, is robust, proportional, preferential, accurate, inclusive… and very democratic: the QuotaQuota Borda System, QBSElectoral systemsquota Borda system (QBS).

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  • Peter Emerson, 2022. "‘The People Have Voted… The [Expletives]!’*—Comparing Electoral Systems," Springer Books, in: The Punters' Guide to Democracy, chapter 0, pages 49-61, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-031-06987-1_5
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-06987-1_5
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