Generally, large district size tends to favor women’s representation. This is due to the fact that in systems with large district size in multi-member constituencies, men and women do not need “to compete for a single post in the nomination process within a party. Parties are thus less concerned about a potential male bias among voters, which often leads them to nominate a male candidate over a female one in single-member districts, often referring to him as the most broadly acceptable candidate.”[1]