Electoral power is the power held by the electorate to decide the results of the elections as opposed to the power of the electorate to decide on policy. Thus the term refers to the voting in elections, not in direct democracy voting i.e. referendums, plebiscites etc.
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Electoral geography of the United States — The electoral geography of the United States is a description of regional political differences in the country. In recent years this has been popularized by the red states and blue states paradigm.The divide in Presidential electionsThe maps that … Wikipedia
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Electoral geography — is defined as the geographical differences regarding a region s political trend. Electoral geography in the United Kingdom Today in the United Kingdom, electoral geography is studied extensively and is normally compared to the US method of… … Wikipedia
Electoral fusion — is an arrangement where two or more political parties support a common candidate, pooling the votes for all those parties. By offering to endorse a major party s candidate, minor parties can influence the candidate s platform.HistoryUnited… … Wikipedia
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Electoral reform in New Zealand — New Zealand This article is part of the series: Politics and government of New Zealand Constitution … Wikipedia
Power Inquiry — The POWER Inquiry was set up in 2004 to explore how political participation and involvement can be increased and deepened in Britain. Its work is based on the primary belief that a healthy democracy requires the active participation of its… … Wikipedia
Electoral reform in Virginia — Infobox Electoral reform caption=The Old Dominion State State name=Virginia voting systems=Constitutional plurality requirement for statewide executive offices; single transferable vote (STV) can be implemented for state House and Senate… … Wikipedia
