In At-Large Plurality Voting,​

question 27

Multiple Choice

In at-large plurality voting,​

• A) ​every candidate represents every voter.
• B) ​candidates represent a specific area or district.
• C) ​candidates with the most votes might still fail to win seats.
• D) ​voters have fewer votes than the number of seats to be filled.

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