In a mixed-member-proportional electoral system,voters cast two ballots: one for a local candidate and another for a national list of candidates put forward by a political party.

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This is correct. In a mixed-member-proportional electoral system, voters cast two ballots- one for a local candidate in their district and another for a national list of candidates put forward by a political party. The local candidate is elected through a first-past-the-post system, while the national list seats are allocated to parties proportionally based on their vote share.

In a Mixed-Member-Proportional Electoral System,voters Cast Two Ballots: One for a Local