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It's certainly not established that proportional representation is superior to good single winner systems. http://scorevoting.net/PropRep.html http://scorevoti
by ClayShentrup 10y ago
It's certainly not established that proportional representation is superior to good single winner systems.
http://scorevoting.net/PropRep.html http://scorevoting.net/PropRep.html
- dragonwriter 10y ago> It's certainly not established that proportional representation is superior to good single winner systems. Yes, it is. Proportionality in the legislature is a key determinant of public satisfaction with government amongodern democracies. See Lijphart's Patterns of Democracy.
- fryguy 10y agoBeing way more immune to gerrymandering should be reason enough in my opinion. And besides, most of the things on the "con" list are only problems in some kinds of proportional representation I doubt we would ever use in the US (party list system).