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Sociology / Electoral systems / Proportional representation / Elections / Redistribution of wealth / First-past-the-post voting / Royal Commission on the Electoral System / Electoral district / Economic growth / Politics / Voting systems / Economics
Date: 2013-02-12 22:09:26
Sociology
Electoral systems
Proportional representation
Elections
Redistribution of wealth
First-past-the-post voting
Royal Commission on the Electoral System
Electoral district
Economic growth
Politics
Voting systems
Economics

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