REPORT: 1960s law: Who benefits and who loses from it?

Maroun Nassif Author: Maroun Nassif
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2017-01-17 | 15:01
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REPORT: 1960s law: Who benefits and who loses from it?

The 1960s electoral law, which was amended in Doha, adopts a majoritarian electoral system, meaning that the candidate who receives the largest number of votes wins, even if he wins by one vote.

And since proportionality is not assumed in this law, the voter has the right to cross off names from an electoral list, or add names from another list.

 
 

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