Election
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| + | A process of choosing a [[leader]], [[member]]s of [[parliament]], [[councillor]]s, or other [[representative]]s by [[popular]] [[vote]]. | ||
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| *[[Issue voting]] | *[[Issue voting]] | ||
| *[[Elections by country]] | *[[Elections by country]] | ||
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A process of choosing a leader, members of parliament, councillors, or other representatives by popular vote.
See also
- Issue voting
- Elections by country
- Ballot access
- Demarchy—"Democracy without Elections"
- Electoral calendar
- Election law
- Election litter
- Fenno's paradox
- Full slate
- Garrat Elections
- Gerontocracy
- Meritocracy
- Multi-party system
- Nomination rules
- Pluralism (political philosophy)
- Political science
- Polling station
- Slate
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