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A key criticism of FPTP addressed by PR systems is that FPTP can:

ATake months to count
BCost far more to run
CConfuse the ballot design
DLeave many votes unrepresented
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Leave many votes unrepresented
1. Votes for losing candidates elect nobody under FPTP. 2. PR converts vote shares into seat shares instead. 3. Israel's parliament is filled exactly that way. _Source: syllabus Political Science, 'Indian Constitution at Work' Ch 3 'Election and Representation' (keps203)_
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