Will the fallowing be components of South Korea's electoral system prior to their next presidential election
Will the fallowing be components of South Korea's electoral system prior to their next presidential election
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87%
Party lists [currently in use]
85%
Single winner FPTP districts [currently in use]
85%
Proportional balancing seats [currently in use]
85%
Some form of parallel voting (where multiple electoral systems are used independent of each other) [currently in use]
85%
Closed lists [currently in use]
85%
FPTP voting for presidential elections [currently in use]
66%
All the same components of the current system (i.e. no electoral change is passed)
34%
A rule prohibiting (or attempting to prohibit) parties from creating satellite parties
34%
Open lists
34%
Any form of ranked voting used to elect the legislature or president
34%
Single non transferable vote (1 vote per multiple seats)
34%
Non-party list multi-winner districts
28%
An increase in the portion of PR balancing seats prior to February 2019 or an increase in the maximum potential portion of balancing seats if a system is used where the number of balancing seats is allowed to vary
28%
An increase in the portion of seats elected in parallel using party list PR prior to February 2019
24%
Any system with proportional balancing seats where the balancing seats are tied to the vote totals from the non proportional seats (ex. the mixed single vote system used in the 2019 Thailand election)
15%
A runoff for presidential elections
15%
Any form of runoff used to elect the legislature or president
15%
A rated voting method (ex. approval voting) presidential elections
14%
Single transferable vote (a form of ranked voting)
13%
Any form of rated voting used to elect the legislature or president

Since political parties in South Korea are currently discuss electoral reform measures next week in a bid to fix the problems with the current additional member proportional representation system, I figured I would make a market about it including the currently discussed reforms along with many other potential (though very unlikely) reforms I chose to include as well.

Currently discussed proposals are listed here
https://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230320000800
https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/nation/2023/12/113_342977.html

As well as the discussion of the use of runoffs here
https://www.eastasiaforum.org/2022/04/30/why-electoral-runoffs-would-improve-south-koreas-democracy/

Oh and the current system for reference
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_South_Korean_legislative_election#New_system

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I recognize that options like approval and SPAV are just not going happen. I just added them because I am a fan. Feel free to bet them into oblivion

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Any non FPTP voting system for presidential elections

Forgot I added this option as it is redundant. There is already FPTP voting for presidential elections which is the inverse of this option. Resolving it as n/a

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