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What proportion of elected officials in the United States represents single- member districts?
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What proportion of elected officials in the United States represents single-
member districts?

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winner take all in single winner districts ("plurality") is the norm in America defined voting districts, each represented by a single elected official

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Answer:

Most officials, across local, state, and federal levels.

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