winner takes all

Adjective

Meaning

winner takes all (not comparable)

Alternative form of winner-take-all

winner-takes-all (not comparable)

Alternative form of winner-take-all.

Alternative names

winner-takes-all

Synonyms

Examples

He suggested there were two reasons why winner-takes-all systems leads to a two-party system. Source: Internet

Already, some are arguing for a Swiss-style con-federal system to replace the current winner-takes-all system, which many believe has become dangerously tribalised. Source: Internet

League leaders Sunbury, winners by five wickets at relegated Beddington at the weekend, host second-placed Reigate Priory tomorrow in a winner-takes-all final day clash. Source: Internet

In contrast, a voting system that allows only a single winner for each possible legislative seat is sometimes termed a plurality voting system or single-winner voting system and is usually described under the heading of a winner-takes-all arrangement. Source: Internet

Like the UK and Canada, India has a winner-takes-all system. Source: Internet

The winner-takes-all election system opened a wide gap between winners, who got all the patronage, and losers, who got none. Source: Internet

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