1.   Legislators are elected by voters, not farms or cities or economic interests.

2.   Districts that did not elect legislators must try again in three months.

3.   For example, one questions asks if legislators should be elected during the second round of presidential voting rather than the first.

4.   In Oregon, its simple goal is to elect one legislator, who could hold a swing vote in the sharply divided state House.

5.   In the old electoral system, Japanese elected several legislators from each district.

6.   In the past, each district could elect several legislators, which tended to mean that minority parties could at least hope to get one seat in a district.

7.   Bonaire, and St. Maarten, which shares an island with French St. Martin, each elect three legislators.

8.   Bonaire, and St. Maarten, which shares an island with French St. Martin, elect three legislators.

9.   Bonaire and St. Maarten, which shares an island with French St. Martin, each elect three legislators.

10.   Fifty-six legislators will be elected on party tickets, with the voter choosing from a list of candidates compiled by political parties.