I would like to see the ideas of dithering applied to voting systems.<p>Ie. Imagine a country with hundreds of elected officials, each of which represents a town or city. Each official is part of a party.<p>A dithering-like system could be used during the vote so that the country as a whole is fairly represented, and most towns <i>also</i> are represented by who the majority of their population wants.<p>It would work by, during an election, whenever a candidate is chosen for a location, any votes for <i>other</i> parties get transferred to neighbouring towns and cities. That is done repeatedly until every towns seat is filled, and nearly every voters vote has an impact (if not in their local town, then it gets to help a candidate of the same party nearbyish)