In __________, representatives are elected based on their party's percentage of the vote.
A)proportional representative systems
B)majoritarian systems
C)single-member districts
D)multi-member districts

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In proportional representative systems, the number of seats a political party wins in an election is directly proportional to the number of votes it receives. This allows for smaller parties to also be represented in the government, unlike majoritarian systems where the winner takes all. Single-member districts and multi-member districts do not directly involve the proportionality of seats to votes.

In __________, Representatives Are Elected Based on Their Party's Percentage