Which statement is NOT an outcome of a mixed member proportional election system?

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Mixed member proportional election systems are designed to produce more proportional representation in countries where there has been a history of under-representation of certain groups. The system combines both single-member constituencies and additional members chosen from a party list. This increases the likelihood of smaller parties and minority groups being represented in parliament. The wider representation within the Cabinet and making every vote count are outcomes of mixed member proportional election systems, but producing majority governments is not guaranteed as the system is designed to produce a more proportional outcome.

Which Statement Is NOT an Outcome of a Mixed Member