In the winner-take-all system,
A) the candidate that gets the most votes wins.
B) one must get a majority of votes cast to win.
C) votes are allocated on a proportional basis.
D) only parties receiving more than five percent of the vote are allocated seats.
E) a party must have competed in a previous election to be placed on the ballot.
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