1750 Florian house of representatives elections
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The 1750 Florian house of representatives elections were held in 1750.01, to elect the 244 representatives of the House of Representatives. The elections were held together with other federal, state, and local elections, including the Florian presidential election and elections to the Senate, as part of the 1750 Florian federal elections. The winners of this election serve in the Florian Congress, with 144 seats apportioned among states based on the 1750 census and 100 seats allocated by vote proportion.
Electoral system
Floria has a mixed-member proportional electoral system in the House of Representatives, allowing representation both of local interests (144 single-member constituencies) and proportions of the vote given at party level. Voters have two votes: the first for an individual constituency representative, and the second for a party list.
Federal
| 164 | 80 |
| UPR | SDP |
