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In Australia, are parties a "first-class" part of the system? In the US, the historical animosity toward "factions" by the Federalists left us with a system wh
by projektfu 6y ago
In Australia, are parties a "first-class" part of the system? In the US, the historical animosity toward "factions" by the Federalists left us with a system where individuals are funded and the parties are independent corporate entities with their own rules but only de facto power.
In the US, a proportional representation system would have to be enabled by constitutional amendment, I think.
- ClayShentrup 6y agoNo, it wouldn't require a constitutional amendment. https://www.rangevoting.org/PropRep https://www.rangevoting.org/PropRep