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A new poll reveals that voters are increasingly supportive of changing the electoral system in the U.S. to proportional representation, which would elect multiple representatives based on the share of votes each party receives. This shift could potentially alter the current two-party system.
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A new poll reveals that voters are increasingly supportive of changing the electoral system in the U.S. to proportional representation, which would elect multiple representatives based on the share of votes each party receives. This shift could potentially alter the current two-party system.
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Voters are sick of the 2-party system. A new poll shows they're open to big changes
Poll Indicates Support for Proportional Representation in U.S. Elections