In general elections with three or more candidates where no one gets a majority, the winner is

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In elections with three or more candidates where no one gets a majority, the winner is determined by the candidate with the most votes, even if it is not a majority. This is known as a plurality. A runoff election or subsequent elections would be required only if the election rules specify them. A legislative caucus is another possible method of election, but it is not commonly used.

In General Elections with Three or More Candidates Where No