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Választási Tudásbázis, Electoral KnowledgebaseThere is no royal road to democracy
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Papal elections by approval voting
The papacy of Saint Celestine V lasted less than half a year, but it determined the course of conclaves for centuries.
Celestine V
Pietro Angelerio da Morrone lived as a hermit and Benedictine monk before he was elected pope. The chair of...
Measuring proportionality
Let’s look at how we measure (dis)proportionality of elections.
What are we measuring?
We do not measure the proportionality of electoral systems per se, but the proportionality of election results. (About the definition, estimation, a...
Voting for independents in Hungary
Below an article that I published in Hungarian before the April 2026 general election in Hungary. Written by mathematician Endre Csóka, it explores a peculiar aspect of the parliamentary electoral system. With hindsight, it seems it did not...
Coexistence, or district-based discrimination
In this mini-series, I will go through a few techniques that a party can use to turn the election to its own advantage even when it is clearly going to lose, without outright electoral fraud (at least in a narrow sense - in a broader, moral...
Presidential/parliamentary hybrids
The presidential system is a democratic, republican form of government based primarily on the separation of legislative and executive branches of government, in which the head of state is also head of government and has its own channel of d...
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A demokráciához nincs királyi út / There is no royal road to democracy English version: @electoralknowledgebase
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