❓ Imagine 100 people elected parliament: 🔵 40 chose List A 🟢 30 chose List B 🟡 20 chose List C 🔴 10 chose List D In #Proportional_List, seats are distributed approximately 40%, 30%, 20%, 10% 🗳️ This means your vote translates into real representation, instead of the “winner takes all” logic. And the key political idea 👇 When the opposition finds itself represented in parliament and participates in legislation and oversight, it becomes a beneficiary of the political system’s rules, thus having greater incentive to work for change from within rather than seeking to dismantle it. 🤝🇪🇬 The majority still governs, but with different voices monitoring and debating under the parliamentary dome. ⚖️ 📣 Whether you support or oppose the system: What do you think? Is it better for parliament to reflect all societal currents in proportion to their votes? @BakryMP @HamdeenSabahy 🇪🇬 They demanded proportional list parliamentary elections in Egypt… so that every vote has weight and every current has representation. 🔁 Share if you believe parliament must reflect society’s diversity. #Egypt #Parliament #Elections #ProportionalList @AlsisiOfficial