Duverger's theory predicts that if a country with a homogeneous society (few cleavages) uses disproportional electoral rules, then it will have many parties.

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Duverger's theory actually predicts that if a country with a heterogeneous society (many cleavages) uses disproportional electoral rules, then it will have many parties. If a country with a homogeneous society uses disproportional electoral rules, it may still have a two-party system due to factors such as regional differences or historical political divisions.

Duverger's Theory Predicts That If a Country with a Homogeneous