Politics
India
How India elects its President and Vice-President
Not by the public, but by an electoral college of MPs and MLAs whose votes are weighted by population — and with ranked preferences rather than a single cross.
A voting method in which voters rank candidates in order of preference. A candidate who reaches the required quota is elected, and surplus or eliminated votes pass to the next preference.
Not by the public, but by an electoral college of MPs and MLAs whose votes are weighted by population — and with ranked preferences rather than a single cross.
A house that is never dissolved, elected by state legislators, with equal say on most laws — but not on money.