In an election in democratic country Q, Party A wins 45% of the votes and Party B wins 35% of the votes.Party A is awarded 45% of the seats in the national legislature and Party B is awarded 35% of the seats in the national legislature.This describes
A) single-member plural elections.
B) proportional representation elections.
C) state autonomy elections.
D) conflictual elections.
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