An electoral system that assigns one seat in a legislative body to represent citizens who live in a district is known as a

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A single-member plurality system is one in which each electoral district elects one representative to the legislative body, typically the candidate who receives the most votes in that district, even if it is not an absolute majority. This system is also commonly referred to as a "first-past-the-post" system.

An Electoral System That Assigns One Seat in a Legislative