The type of electoral system in which victory goes to the individual who gets more votes than any other candidate is called a

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In a plurality system, the candidate who receives a larger number of votes than any other candidate wins, regardless of whether or not they have won an absolute majority of the votes. This system is used in elections like the US presidential elections, where the candidate who receives the most electoral college votes- not necessarily the candidate who receives a majority of the total votes- is declared the winner.

The Type of Electoral System in Which Victory Goes to the Individual