Smaller and weaker parties are most likely to have electoral success under which system of elections?

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In a proportional representation system, parties are awarded seats in proportion to the number of votes they receive. This means that smaller and weaker parties have a greater chance of gaining representation and a voice in government, as long as they are able to gain a minimum threshold of votes. This is in contrast to the majority and plurality systems, where larger parties tend to dominate and smaller parties have little chance of winning seats. The unitary system and referendum system do not directly relate to electoral success for parties.

Smaller and Weaker Parties Are Most Likely to Have Electoral