だいせんきょくせい

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. electoral system allowing for the election of multiple candidates from one district; multi-member constituent electoral systemsee also
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. electoral system allowing for the election of multiple candidates from one district; multi-member constituent electoral system
  2. This term refers to an electoral system where multiple representatives can be elected from a single electoral district, allowing voters to select more than one candidate. It is commonly used in contexts where a broader representation is desired in governmental or legislative bodies.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to introduce a multi-member electoral systemunder the multi-member electoral systemadvantages of the multi-member electoral systemdisadvantages of the multi-member electoral systemrepresentation through the multi-member electoral systemsupport for the multi-member electoral system by political partiescountries that adopt the multi-member electoral systemmulti-member electoral system in electionsreform of the multi-member electoral system in the legislaturevoter understanding of the multi-member electoral system
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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