The system of allocating representatives to Congress and the Texas legislature by individual districts, rather than by allocating votes proportionally, is referred to as

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The system of allocating representatives to Congress and the Texas legislature by individual districts is called a single-member district. This system is different from proportional representation, where parties receive the number of seats in proportion to the number of votes they receive. The electoral college is a separate system for electing the President of the United States. Nonproportional representation and one-party government are not specific types of electoral systems, and bipartisanship refers to cooperation between two political parties, rather than a type of electoral system.

The System of Allocating Representatives to Congress and the Texas