God of the Roadways, Travelers, Merchants and Thieves (Herâ-meez) Distinguishing Features: Joggerâs clothes and winged athletic shoes, a cell phone that turns into the caduceus, his symbol of power â a winged staff with two snakes, George and Martha, entwined around it.
First Past the Post electoral system. The first-past-the-post electoral system is a voting system for single-member districts, variously called first-past-the-post (FPTP or FPP), winner-take-all, plurality voting, or relative majority. In political science, it is known as Single-Member District Plurality or SMDP.
The winner is the candidate who gets the most votes, which is inevitably a majority, since there are only two candidates running. Four types of plurality-majority voting systems are described below. The first two are the commonly-used plurality systems: single-member district and at-large voting.n this system, all the candidates appear on the ballot and the voters indicate their choice of one of them--by marking an X, pulling a voting lever, etc. (See example below.) All the votes are then counted and the winner is the one with the most votes.