pot-walloping
subelectorate
rotten borough
electorial
constituency
general election
swallowable
electorally
winnability
town meeting
campaign
political campaign
run
at large
division
floterial
votership
assenter
open primary
elected
Panmure
elective
elector
electorate
nonappointive
direct primary
multicandidacy
canvass
ambitus
decided
balloter
Member of Parliament
proportional representation
canvassing
vote
candidature
bell ringing
electioneering
cleavage
trial balloon
clothespin vote
electoral roll
vote-catching
choose
crossover voting
write-in
poll
electoral
votable
Riverina
psephology
split
running mate
pseph-
stalking-horse
stump
block vote
riding
cumulative vote
vote in
plebiscite
British Parliament
spoiler
polling
seat
closed primary
drop the writ
faggot
balloting
scrutin uninomial system
elect
count noses
Parliamentarian
voter turnout
referendal
caucus race
single-member system
preprimary
voteshare
absolute majority
scrutin uninominal voting system
relative majority
plurality
tactical voting
majority

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