Voting system

The voting system is a political issue that indicates how the winner of an election is determined.


 * First Past the Post - Whichever party gets the most votes wins, even if a majority of citizens voted for other parties. This typically devolves into a two-party system.
 * Jefferson Method - Whichever party gets the highest average of votes wins. This typically creates a system with multiple major parties.
 * Proportional - Gives power to parties based on the proportion of votes they receive, very accurately electing the parties that voters want.