tactical voting

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基本解释

• 策略性投票（爲防止另一政黨贏得選擧而把票投給自己竝不支持的一個政黨）。

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英汉例句

雙語例句

• But it introduces inaccuracy and motivates tactical voting to prevent a third choice from hurting the first choice.
  但這介紹不準確和激勵戰術投票，以防止第三選擇傷害的第一選擇。

權威例句

• Mostly it is because they are where tactical voting happens, and this is hard to predict.
  ECONOMIST: Polls and elections
• In recent elections Labour has done especially well in such seats, helped by tactical voting.
  ECONOMIST: Why the campaign will count in a contest that matters
• Labour won so many seats in 1997 partly because of tactical voting against the Tories.
  ECONOMIST: Labour feels confident, but the polls are not to be trusted

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英英字典

劍橋英英字典

• the act of voting for a political party or person that you would not usually support in order to prevent another party or person from winning

柯林斯英英字典

• (in an election) the practice of casting one's vote not for the party of one's choice but for the second strongest contender in order to defeat the likeliest winner

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• tactical voting柯林斯字典