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This happens in Senate elections. Voters are allowed to vote "above the line" using party lists, but are required to number at least 6 boxes. In the lower house
by jacques_chester 4y ago
This happens in Senate elections. Voters are allowed to vote "above the line" using party lists, but are required to number at least 6 boxes. In the lower houses electorates are single-member, meaning they greatly favour the major parties. Relatively few minor parties bother to run for lower house seats.