Template:Electoral systems

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	Electoral methods
	Single-winner
	Plurality (first-past-the-post); Multiple-round systems Two round; Exhaustive ballot; ; Preferential systems Condorcet criterion Condorcet method; Copeland's method; Kemeny-Young method; Minimax; Nanson's method; Ranked Pairs; Schulze method; ; Bucklin voting; Coombs' method; Instant-runoff Contingent vote; ; Borda count; ; Non-ranking methods Approval voting; Range voting; ;
	Multiple-winner
	Proportional representation Mixed-member; Party-list (open · closed) D'Hondt method; Highest averages; Largest remainder; Sainte-Laguë method; ; Single transferable vote CPO-STV; Schulze STV; ; ; Semi-proportional representation Cumulative voting; Limited voting Single non-transferable vote; ; Parallel voting; ; Non-proportional representation Plurality-at-large; Preferential block voting; ;
	Random selection
	Sortition; Random ballot;
	Social choice theory
	Arrow's theorem; Voting system criteria;
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