Well, I've been going on about Proportional Representation for years.
Republicans don't like it because they know they'll lose their unfair advantage, and Democrats don't like it because... no idea.
Both sides don't want change because they haven't been told to want it.
Can you give me a paragraph describing it?
Proportional Representation is that everyone votes. All the votes get counted. Then the seats are handed out based on those votes.
Germany has a 5% level to reach before you get a single seat.
Germany also has a duel system that I like where they have FPTP and then PR on top of this.
Basically Germany has 6 political parties in power, instead of two.
German federal election, 2017 - Wikipedia
In the FPTP voting the CDU/CSU gained 37.2% of the vote and 77% of the seats.
The FDP gained 7% of the votes and zero seats.
In PR the CDU/CSU gained 33% of the votes and 34.7% of the seats.
The FDP gained 10.7% of the votes and 11.28% of the seats.
With PR, 8% of the public changed their vote. With FPTP they voted larger parties, with PR they voted smaller parties.
FPTP is negative voting, people will often vote to stop someone else getting in.
PR is positive voting, you vote for who you want to represent you.
So, the FDP had 10.7% of the voters wanting to vote for them, but with FPTP these people would have been left without representation, simply because the system says so.