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Voting refers to the
process of
choosing officials or
policies by
casting a ballot, a do****ent used by
people to
formally express their preferences. Republics...
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motion or
vote of no
confidence (or the inverse, a
motion and
corresponding vote of confidence) is a
motion and
corresponding vote thereon in a deliberative...
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Runoff voting can
refer to: Sequential-loser
methods based on
plurality voting: Two-round system, a
voting system where only the top two
candidates from...
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Vote Smart,
formerly called Project Vote Smart, is an
American non-profit, non-partisan
research organization that
collects and
distributes information...
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Plurality voting refers to
electoral systems in
which the
candidates in an
electoral district who poll more than any
other (that is,
receive a plurality)...
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Ranked voting is any
voting system that uses voters'
rankings of
candidates to
choose a
single winner or
multiple winners. More formally, a
ranked system...
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transferable vote (STV) or proportional-ranked
choice voting (P-RCV), is a multi-winner
electoral system in
which each
voter casts a
single vote in the form...
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vote in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
vote is a
formal method of
choosing in an election.
Vote(s) or The
Vote may also
refer to:
V.O.T.E., an...
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voting (sometimes
called the
single divisible vote) is a
election system where a
voter casts multiple votes but can lump
votes on a specific...
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protest vote (also
called a blank, null, spoiled, or "none of the above"
vote) is a
vote cast in an
election to
demonstrate dissatisfaction with the...