electoral vote

用法例句

The constituency was polled thoroughly.

这选区的选举人票尽被得去。

Election where the voter send their ballot papers by post

选举人通过寄选票进行选举

A vote cast by writing in the name of a candidate not on the ballot.

选举人对非原定候选人投的选票

split ticket(ballot-paper marked with votes for candidates of more than one party)

分裂票（同时选举不同党派候选人的选票）.

Ballot-paper marked with votes for candidates of more than one party

分裂票（同时选举不同党派候选人的选票）

a primary in which any registered voter can vote (but must vote for candidates of only one party).

任何记名的投票者都可投票的选举（但必须选举一个政党的候选人）。

Instead, voters cast their ballots for "electors" who support each candidate.

而是由选民投票给支持各个候选人的「选举人」。

elect [vote] by ballot

以投票选举 [表决]

They vote not for a President, but for electors to choose a President.

他们投票选的不是总统，而是选去选举总统的总统选举人。

Also, the number of voters taking part in elections is decreasing.

而且参与选举的投票者人数也在减少。

The club members held a secret ballot to choose the chairperson.

俱乐部成员用无记名投票选举负责人。

Members of the Election Committee shall vote in their individual capacities.

选举委员以个人身份投票。

Few blacks went to the polls.

几乎没有黑人去投票选举。

Many voters switched to Labour.

许多选举人改投工党的票.

I am not disqualified from voting at an election.

本人并未丧失在选举中投票的资格。

In 1979 each voter only definitely threw the candidate's ticket.

1979年每一选举人只准投一个候选人的票。

The results of the election were startling: Mike received95 percent of the votes.

这次选举的结果令人震惊：迈克获得了95％选票。

The candidates canvassed right up to election day.

候选人们直到选举日之前一直在游说拉票。