Voting System

A voting system is a method used to make collective decisions, typically by having people cast ballots to choose leaders or policies. It involves specific rules on how votes are counted and how winners are determined, ensuring the process is fair and representative. Different systems exist, such as first-past-the-post, proportional representation, or ranked-choice voting, each with unique ways of translating votes into outcomes. The goal is to accurately reflect the preferences of the voters while maintaining transparency, fairness, and integrity in the decision-making process.