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« on: March 15, 2013, 07:18:16 PM »

The Wikipedia article on 'Presidents of Germany (1919-1945)' explains the Presidential election system.

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The purpose of the second round seems to be that candidates with no chance would (hopefully) withdraw and that similar groups could combine to support the same candidate.

I think that the Germans adopted the second ballot system, as it existed in the French Third Republic. The second ballot system was discussed, in a book published in 1911 (now available through the Project Gutenberg website), Proportional Representation by John H. Humphreys.

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