Representative Democracy is the form of government used in Canada by which all qualified citizens have the right to elect a representative they believe will best represent their ideal rulers for the country. However, votes are not part of the Canadian political system. Long time ago, Canada’s government only had three referendums which are prohibition, conscription, and whether to accept the Charlottetown Accord, but then Canada’s voting system was not made this way.
An electoral system is the procedure wherein qualified voters decide on who they want the representative to be. The different elements that form an electoral system composes of the structure of the ballot, how votes are cast and counted, and the criteria of the candidates to
An electoral system is the procedure wherein qualified voters decide on who they want the representative to be. The different elements that form an electoral system composes of the structure of the ballot, how votes are cast and counted, and the criteria of the candidates to