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Comparative politics

an electoral system electing part of the legislature in single-member districts and part from party lists, with list seats either compensating for or running parallel to district results.

In comparative politics, mixed-member electoral system refers to an electoral system electing part of the legislature in single-member districts and part from party lists, with list seats either compensating for or running parallel to district results. This meaning comes from Shugart (2001) in Mixed-Member Electoral Systems.[1]

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Shugart, M., & Wattenberg, M. P. (2001). Mixed-Member Electoral Systems. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780191528972

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