Phrases with «vote threshold»

The phrase "vote threshold" refers to the minimum number of votes required for a decision or outcome to be considered valid. It means that for something to pass or succeed, a certain number of votes must be reached, typically set as a minimum requirement for the decision to be considered as acceptable. Full definition

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Sentences with «vote threshold»

Some thought to delay the vote from 75 % for 6 months to get a lower vote threshold unethical. (remonline.com)
New strike ballot voting thresholds of 40 % will make most industrial action illegal — this from a government backed by less than 25 % of the electorate. (theguardian.com)
It is key to note that not all candidates who run for office will receive electoral votes, as they will need to meet a popular vote threshold specific to each state. (blog.politics.ox.ac.uk)
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Phrases with «vote threshold»

Sentences with «vote threshold»

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