Electoral system 1. During elections of head of community, a single-mandate majoritarian constituency shall be formed in the territory of the community. 2. During elections of community council of elders, one multi-mandate majoritarian constituency shall be formed in the territory of the community. 3. A community council of elders shall consist of: (1) 5 members in a community having up to 1 000 electors; (2) 7 members in a community having from 1 000 to 2 000 electors; (3) 9 members in a community having from 2 000 to 4 000 electors; (4) 11 members in a community having from 4 000 to 10 000 electors; (5) 15 members in a community having from 10 000 to 70 000 electors; (6) 33 members in a community having more than 70 000 electors. The number of electors, referred to in this part, for each community shall be calculated based on the number in the Register of Electors. (Article 105 supplemented by HO-119-N of 30 June 2016) 180 Article 106. Right to elect 1. Every elector shall have one vote: (1) during the election of head of community; (2) during the election of member of council of elders.
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