Definition of cumulative voting in English:

cumulative voting

noun

mass noun

A system of voting in an election in which each voter is allowed a number of votes, and may give them all to one candidate or divide them among several.
Example sentencesExamples
- And then, when we saw the recent controversy, it wasn't jury nullification or even cumulative voting that got him in trouble.
- The essence of cumulative voting is that, on the election of the directors, each voting share is allocated a number of votes equivalent to the number of directors to be elected.
- There's cumulative voting, in which you cast multiple votes, choosing either to divide them among different candidates or pile them all on one name.
- Illinois at the time operated under a unique system of electing its representatives, called cumulative voting.
- Just giving voters cumulative voting rights (where they can get all their votes to one candidate in a multi-member district) is the easiest way to get PR.

Definition of cumulative voting in US English:

cumulative voting

nounˌkyo͞omyəˌlādiv ˈvōdiNG

A system of voting in an election in which each voter is allowed as many votes as there are candidates and may give all to one candidate or varying numbers to several.
Example sentencesExamples
- Illinois at the time operated under a unique system of electing its representatives, called cumulative voting.
- There's cumulative voting, in which you cast multiple votes, choosing either to divide them among different candidates or pile them all on one name.
- The essence of cumulative voting is that, on the election of the directors, each voting share is allocated a number of votes equivalent to the number of directors to be elected.
- Just giving voters cumulative voting rights (where they can get all their votes to one candidate in a multi-member district) is the easiest way to get PR.
- And then, when we saw the recent controversy, it wasn't jury nullification or even cumulative voting that got him in trouble.

单词	cumulative voting
释义	Definition of cumulative voting in English: cumulative voting noun mass noun A system of voting in an election in which each voter is allowed a number of votes, and may give them all to one candidate or divide them among several. Example sentencesExamples And then, when we saw the recent controversy, it wasn't jury nullification or even cumulative voting that got him in trouble. The essence of cumulative voting is that, on the election of the directors, each voting share is allocated a number of votes equivalent to the number of directors to be elected. There's cumulative voting, in which you cast multiple votes, choosing either to divide them among different candidates or pile them all on one name. Illinois at the time operated under a unique system of electing its representatives, called cumulative voting. Just giving voters cumulative voting rights (where they can get all their votes to one candidate in a multi-member district) is the easiest way to get PR. Definition of cumulative voting in US English: cumulative voting nounˌkyo͞omyəˌlādiv ˈvōdiNG A system of voting in an election in which each voter is allowed as many votes as there are candidates and may give all to one candidate or varying numbers to several. Example sentencesExamples Illinois at the time operated under a unique system of electing its representatives, called cumulative voting. There's cumulative voting, in which you cast multiple votes, choosing either to divide them among different candidates or pile them all on one name. The essence of cumulative voting is that, on the election of the directors, each voting share is allocated a number of votes equivalent to the number of directors to be elected. Just giving voters cumulative voting rights (where they can get all their votes to one candidate in a multi-member district) is the easiest way to get PR. And then, when we saw the recent controversy, it wasn't jury nullification or even cumulative voting that got him in trouble.
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