How does the Proportional Representation Electoral System work in South Africa? Ready? Enter your answer here:

South Africa's national and provincial elections take place every five years. Voters vote for a political party, not individuals. The political party then gets a share of seats in Parliament in direct proportion to the number of votes it got in the election. Each party then decides on members to fill the seats it has won.

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