Sistema Electoral Chileno

The Chilean electoral system, or "Sistema Electoral Chileno," determines how representatives are elected to government. It uses proportional representation, meaning seats in Congress are allocated based on the percentage of votes each party receives. Chile employs a binomial voting system, where two candidates are elected per district, often favoring larger parties. Recent reforms have moved towards a more proportional system to better reflect diverse voter preferences. Overall, it aims to ensure fair and representative governance, balancing proportionality with stability, while adapting to the country's evolving political landscape.