Question

a political scientist notes that in a particular voting district, an elected representative has formed an especially close bond with her constituents, and that during her past term she even voted against the will of her party in order to better represent the people in her district. this political scientist would most likely use this observed relationship to argue that:

Answer 1

Based in the observed relationship described in the question between an elected representative and her constituents, political scientist would most likely use this to argue that single-member district systems are superior to proportional representation systems.

Single-member district system refers to an electoral system where electoral constituency is represented by a single member in the legislature. These members are selected through the process of elections, where constituency population vote for their favorite candidate. It is also sometimes known as single-winner voting, or single-member constituencies. Proportional representation systems are a form of electoral system in which electorial subgroups are reflected proportionately in the elected body applying to geographical (e.g., states, regions) and political divisions (political parties) of the electorate.

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