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- Ley_de_Lemas comment "Ley de Lemas is the Spanish name of the double simultaneous voting (DSV) system which is, or has been, used in elections in Argentina, Uruguay, and Honduras. It employs an unusual open party-list proportional representation method, and works as follows:Each political party (or coalition, if permitted) is formally termed a lema.Each lema might have several sublemas (candidates or lists of candidates).".
- Q3237428 comment "Ley de Lemas is the Spanish name of the double simultaneous voting (DSV) system which is, or has been, used in elections in Argentina, Uruguay, and Honduras. It employs an unusual open party-list proportional representation method, and works as follows:Each political party (or coalition, if permitted) is formally termed a lema.Each lema might have several sublemas (candidates or lists of candidates).".