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- Plurality_(voting) abstract "In North American English, plurality, also called relative majority in the context of voting, is the largest number of votes received by one candidate (or any proposal in a referendum) out of the entire group of candidates. It is contrasted with an absolute majority, or simple majority, which is more than half of the votes.Systems allowing plurality election are more vulnerable to corruption using the spoiler effect than systems which require a majority.".
- Plurality_(voting) comment "In North American English, plurality, also called relative majority in the context of voting, is the largest number of votes received by one candidate (or any proposal in a referendum) out of the entire group of candidates. It is contrasted with an absolute majority, or simple majority, which is more than half of the votes.Systems allowing plurality election are more vulnerable to corruption using the spoiler effect than systems which require a majority.".