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Encyclopedia: Voting

For the Finno-Ugric people, see Votes.

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How to say "Voting" in other languages:

	(Chinese)	投票
	(Japanese)	投票
	(German)	Abstimmung (Stellungnahme)
	(Spanish)	Voto
	(French)	Vote
	(Italian)	Voto (politica)

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Anti-incumbency

An anti-incumbent vote is one voted against the government, mainly to stimulate change by voting for another party...

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1920 Republican National Convention

. Leonard Wood 287.5 votes (29.3%) 2. Frank Lowden 211.5 votes (21.5%) 3. Hiram Johnson 133.5 votes (13.6%) 4. William C. Sproul 83.5 votes (8.5%) 5. Nicholas Murray Butler 69 votes (7.0%) 6. Warren G. Harding 65.5 votes (6.7%) 7. Calvin Coolidge 34 votes (3.5%) 8. Robert M. La Follette 24 votes (2.4...

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List of voting systems topics

This is a list of topics related to voting systems. Systems Absolute majority Additional Member System Approval voting Bloc voting - also called Plurality-at-large Borda count Bucklin voting... voting Droop Quota First Past the Post electoral system Instant-runoff voting Maximize Affirmed...

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Barbara Lett-Simmons

A Gore elector from the District of Columbia, Barbara Lett-Simmons abstained from voting in the Electoral College, in protest of the District's lack of a voting representative in Congress. D.C. does have a non-voting delegate to Congress...

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Scrutineer

A Scrutineer is a person who oversees voting in an election, or counts the votes, in order to make sure it is all done correctly. Each candidate may have one scrutineer per constituency where voting is taking place...

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Simple majority

A simple majority is the common requirement for votes to pass a measure. It requires more votes in support than against. Tie votes do not meet simple majority and are classfied as failures...

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Runoff

The term may have several meanings. Runoff -- a computer program Runoff voting -- a voting system Runoff -- surface water -- other dictionary meanings...

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European Parliament Election, 2004 (Malta)

Labour Party polled strongly. Results Registered voters: 304,283 Votes cast: 250,691 82.4 Invalid votes: 5,239 02.1 Valid votes: 245,722 97.9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Party Votes % Seats...

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STV

STV can stand for the following: Scottish Television Single Track Vehicle Single Transferable Vote...

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South Korean Presidential Election, 2002

: 34,991,529 Total voters: 24,784,963 Disqualified votes: 223,047 Percentage: 70.8% Candidates Lee Hoi-chang (Grand National Party) - 11,443,297 votes Roh Moo-Hyun (Millenium Democratic Party) - 12,014,277 votes Lee Han-dong (One Nation Unite - 74,027 votes Gwon Yeong-Gil (Democratic Labour Party...

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