 Electoral system criteria

Electoral system criteria refer to the principles and standards used to evaluate and design electoral systems. These criteria help ensure that electoral processes are fair, effective, and representative of the electorate's preferences. Here are some key criteria commonly used to assess electoral systems: 1. **Representativeness**: The extent to which the electoral outcome reflects the preferences of the electorate. A good electoral system should translate votes into seats in a way that mirrors the distribution of public support for different parties or candidates.