Proportional representation (PR) is a term used to describe a range of electoral systems in which the distribution of seats corresponds closely with the proportion of the total votes cast for each party or individual candidate. PR offers alternatives to first past the post and other majoritarian voting systems based on single-member electoral areas, which tend to produce disproportionate outcomes and to have a bias in favour of larger political groups. PR systems by contrast tend to offer a better chance of representation to smaller parties and groups. There are many different forms of proportional representation. Some are focused solely on achieving the proportional representation of different political parties (such as list PR) while others permit the voter to choose between individual candidates (such as STV-PR). The degree of proportionality also varies; it is determined by factors such as the precise formula used to allocate seats, the number of seats in each constituency or in the elected body as a whole, and the level of any minimum threshold for election.
There would be many problems, if only one person in town could read and some of them are as follows: Dependent on only one person for reading. Lower literacy rate of the town. Slow memory enhancement of other people
Archaeologists discovered evidence of travel between Asia and the Americas before the arrival of early humans from Siberia is the only option that suggests the theory that early humans came to the Americas from the Siberian region is not true. This suggests that the early humans do not come from the Siberian region but from Asia.
