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Apportionment paradox Seats-to-votes
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never possible for a
party to gain
seats by splitting.
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representation Largest remainders method Instant-runoff
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occur in the
advanced textbook of
Pukelsheim and the
papers of Kiefer. Com****tional
methods are
discussed by
Pukelsheim and by
Gaffke and Heiligers. The...
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party to lose a seat as a
result of
winning more votes.: Tbl.A7.2
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results are: With 26 seats, the
results are:
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