electoral process

collocation in English

meanings of electoraland process

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electoral
adjective[before noun]
uk /iˈlek.tər.əl/ us /iˈlek.tɚ.əl/
relating to ...
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process
noun[C]
uk /ˈprəʊ.ses/ us /ˈprɑː.ses/
a series of actions that you take in order to achieve ...
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Examples of electoral process

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As such, the actual form and content of the electoralprocess can help us to gauge the extent to which liberal democracy is being realised.
This means that the theoretical framework for their analysis has to be extended beyond the electoralprocess itself.
This article has attempted to clarify this ' political ' character of international election observation and to assess its significance for the electoralprocess itself.
The electoralprocess had altered the balance of power.
The electoralprocess had a second contingent, in that political parties were consolidating their national and provincial campaigns in preparation for the elections.
Different expectations, pressure and bargaining between the stakeholders created a complicated method of assessing the electoralprocess.
An unusual feature of the electoralprocess is the degree of representation of the diaspora.
During and after the transition there was dissent among opposition parties leading to their eventual refusal to participate in the electoralprocess.
It could evolve towards more occidental for ms of local democracy through the electoralprocess.
It represented the widening of political space through the democratic electoralprocess.
We need more research about the electoralprocess in the countryside.
Furthermore, neither the government nor the caciques exercised unlimited power over the electoralprocess.
This works by township leaders assigning a certain number of points for each step of the electoralprocess.
The disjuncture between perceptions of the natural order of things and the actual results inevitably offers a temptation to cast doubt on the electoralprocess.
As a result, in the last few years, a series of electoral and institutional reforms were undertaken to enhance the credibility of the electoralprocess.
The institutional manipulation of the electoralprocess can disorganise opposition parties and\\or lead to boycotts which deprives many voters of any choice.
But no one has provided evidence of what additional information could be made permissible at a polling station without jeopardizing the electoralprocess.
The second force may thus counteract the first by making the electoralprocess a possibly unpopular form of political expression.
Further, our third motivation assumption recognizes that party actors who may be successful in winning seats can also pursue non-office benefits through the electoralprocess.
Lacking direct elections, the system finds itself also free from exploitation of the electoralprocess by moneyed interests.
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