The New South Wales Legislative Council has 42 members elected for eight-year terms, one-half of the body being elected every four years, using the single transferable vote method, a form of preferential voting for use with proportional representation.
The Council uses the Single Transferable Vote method, a form of preferential voting for use with proportional representation. The New South Wales Legislative Council has 42 members who serve eight-year terms, one-half of the body being elected every four years.
The New South Wales Legislative Council has 42 members who serve eight-year terms, one-half of the body being elected every four years. The Council uses the Single Transferable Vote method, a form of preferential voting for use with proportional representation.
The New South Wales Legislative Council has 42 members who serve eight-year terms, one-half of the body being elected every four years. The Council uses the Single Transferable Vote method, a form of preferential voting for use with proportional representation.