Nimekirjavalimissüsteemide
Nimekirjavalimissüsteemid, also known as list proportional representation, is a family of electoral systems used to elect multiple representatives to a legislative body. In these systems, political parties compile lists of candidates, and voters cast a ballot for a specific party. The seats in the legislature are then allocated to the parties in proportion to the total number of votes each party receives.
There are several variations of list proportional representation. Closed-list systems require voters to accept the party's
The primary advantage of list proportional representation is its tendency to produce election outcomes that closely