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The majority jackpot system (MJS), also known as a majority-minority apportionment, is a conditional voting rule. It produces semi-proportional representation by fixing the final apportionment for a party or alliance that wins a majority or plurality of the vote at some level (e.g. 55% of the seats). It differs from the similar majority bonus system in…
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