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    • About the PR Foundation
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      • Semi-Proportional Electoral Methods
  • PR in Practice
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    • Reference STV Rules
      • Reference Meek Rule
      • Reference WIGM Rule
      • Reference Andrae Rule
    • Election Topics
      • Trusted Elections
      • Risk-Limiting Audits
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