Question : What is Plural voting system ?
Option 1: Candidates themselves caste more than one vote
Option 2: Only the higher officials caste more than one votes
Option 3: Eligible voter exercises one vote and some voters with psecific qualification cast more than vote
Option 4: All the citizens caste three votes each
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Correct Answer: Eligible voter exercises one vote and some voters with psecific qualification cast more than vote
Solution : The Correct Answer is Eligible voter exercises one vote and some voters with psecific qualification cast more than vote
A plurality voting system is one in which the candidate with the highest number of votes wins the election. When a party, candidate, or proposition receives the most votes overall but not more than half of all votes cast, the situation is known as a plurality vote or relative majority. An elector could vote in as many districts as they owned property, which was a common feature of the voting franchise for elections held in the 1800s.
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