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A majoritarian electoral system can mean one of the following
- (colloquially) winner-take-all electoral systems, also called majoritarian representation, as opposed to proportional or semi-proportional systems,
- (in context) an electoral system using majority rule (also known as absolute majority rule) as opposed to plurality voting (relative majority rule),
- (in formal social choice theory) an electoral system using strictly pairwise absolute majority rule (Condorcet-winner) in ranked systems over any other intrepretation of majority rule.