A Single-Member District

question 53

Multiple Choice

A single-member district: 

• A) does not allow independent candidates to contest in state elections. 
• B) is where the parliament elects one member from each district to their state legislature. 
• C) is represented by multiple elected officials from different parties, according to the proportion of the vote each party receives. 
• D) is where voters elect one member from their district to the House of Representatives and to their state legislature. 
• E) is where the parliament elects one member from each district to the House of Representatives.

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