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1. I don't know. The groups are results of preference exchange between political parties. You can ask to see the GVT to see how many people are actually in a group.
2. Senate vote is a quota-based system. Say that each candidate needs 16% of the vote to be elected. Amy got 30% of total vote, then the extra 14% will get distributed according to the preference. And so on. You may have only 4 person in one group, but people can vote for other groups, and eventually there still will be 6 winners.
3. Request to see the GVT. That will explain it.
4. No one can exchange votes, they exchange preferences. Preference decides who your vote goes to when the guy/girl you voted for has already got enough votes to reach the quota. |
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