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Proposed Italian electoral law would remove First Past the Post seats – but it’s not all good news
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Proposed Italian electoral law would remove First Past the Post seats – but it’s not all good news
For much of the post-war period, Italy was famous for having a very proportional electoral system – but this all changed in 1993 when they created a system that mixed First Past the Post and Proportional Representation, nicknamed ‘Mattarellum’. Since then the Italians have changed their voting system on a semi-regular basis, as politicians try to get a result they want. ‘Porcellum’ was introduced in 2005 and ‘Rosatellum’in 2017. The current ‘Ros…
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