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19 November, 18:58

If there are six seats up for election and a voter is allowed to cast up to six votes, this is an example of?

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  1. 19 November, 19:13
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    Cumulative voting

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    Cumulative voting is a system of voting in elections whereby each voters have a stipulated number of votes and can at their prerogative decide to give the votes to a single candidate or share them among the candidates.
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