OVERHANGS How an overhang occurs Under MMP, a party is entitled to a number of seats based on its shares of the total nationwide party vote. If a party is entitled to 10 seats, but wins only seven electorates, it will be - Electoral alliance - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	OVERHANGS How an overhang occurs Under MMP, a party is entitled to a number of seats based on its shares of the total nationwide party vote. If a party is entitled to 10 seats, but wins only seven electorates, it will be Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-11-18 18:04:09 Open Document File Size: 383,54 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Oxford University Press / / Country Germany / Switzerland / Norway / Sweden / Finland / New Zealand / Iceland / Denmark / / Facility The Maxim Institute / / IndustryTerm proportional representation electoral systems / / Organization Maxim Institute / Election Year Actual Government / United Future / National Party / Oxford University / Dr Stephen Church / Māori Party / Under MMP / / Person Academics Professor Elizabeth McLeay / Stephen Church / Michael Gallagher / / PoliticalEvent general elections / general election / / Position MP / Professor / / Technology pdf / / SocialTag Voting Mixed-member proportional representation Overhang seat Māori Party New Zealand First Gallagher Index Alliance Proportional representation Electoral system of New Zealand Voting systems

OVERHANGS How an overhang occurs Under MMP, a party is entitled to a number of seats based on its shares of the total nationwide party vote. If a party is entitled to 10 seats, but wins only seven electorates, it will beAdd to Reading List