Original sentence: Decoy lists are not used in most countries using AMS, where most voters vote for candidates from parties with long-standing names
Edited sentence: Alternatively, the electorates could be run by indepedent candidates, 'appointed' by the party with the list, however yet again the party will have no control over the indepedent electoral candidates.Both concepts also risk alienating voters.In theory, it would be possible by setting up two separate parties, one to run a list and one to run in electorates, but as these parties would have to be incorporated separately, there is strong potential that divisions between the two parties could prevent any fruitful cooperation.It needs be considered that this problem has never occurred in most countries using AMS, where the candidates must generally be part of a readily identifiable party