cross-voting
/ˈkrɒsvəʊtɪŋ
/noun [mass noun]
(Especially in a parliament) voting for a party one does not belong to, or for more than one party.Philip Norton's study of the division lists in Parliaments since 1945 shows that in the Parliaments from 1970 the proportion of divisions in which cross-voting (or a member defying his whip) occurred increased....
- It saw some Government employees peeping in to find out the position of the Congress and to see whether there was any cross-voting.
- Party leaders and backbenchers both rated cross-voting as the most serious violation of party discipline.
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