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Political Science
Electoral Systems
Plurality Method Analysis
If there are 5 candidates, what is the smallest number of first-place votes a candidate could win with under the Plurality method?
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Under the Plurality method, the candidate with the most first-place votes wins. Therefore, the smallest number of first-place votes a candidate could win with is 1.
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