In Canada, Members of Parliament (MPs) are elected by voters in local ridings or constituencies (geographical districts) using a single-member plurality (or simple majoritarian), where a party’s
candidate is successful if they receive more votes than their competitors. This type of electoral
mechanism is known as:
a. proportional representation
b. first-past-the-post
c. preferential voting system
d. party list system
e. d’Hondt version