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Definition of proxy voting - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
delegationTECH. method where someone votes for another personTECH.
- Proxy voting lets you vote even if you can't attend.
- Proxy voting increased turnout at the shareholders' meeting.
- They arranged proxy voting due to travel restrictions.
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Expressions with proxy
indirectly or not directly
He experienced the excitement of the concert by proxy through his friend's videos.
war where powers use others to fight
The Cold War saw many proxy wars around the globe.
conflict where powers use third parties to fight
The Cold War often involved war by proxy.
person authorized to act on behalf of another
The proxy holder attended the meeting in place of the CEO.
act as a substitute for someone else
She will stand proxy for him at the meeting.
marriage ceremony with a representative for absent person
They had a marriage by proxy due to his deployment.
marriage where one person is absent and represented by another
They had a proxy marriage because he was overseas.
vote cast by someone on behalf of another
She submitted a proxy vote for the board meeting.
caregiver harms another to gain sympathy
Munchausen by proxy is a serious form of abuse.
legal divorce without both parties present
They opted for a proxy divorce due to his deployment.
battle for control of a company through shareholder votes
The proxy fight determined the future leadership of the company.
server that caches data to speed up request times
The company uses a proxy server to decrease loading times for frequently accessed websites.
server that forwards client requests to another server
The website uses a reverse proxy to handle traffic efficiently..
Expressions with voting
making purchasing decisions based on personal values or beliefs
Many are voting with their wallets by buying eco-friendly products.
acting against one's own interests
Supporting that policy is like turkeys voting for Christmas..
place where people go to vote in an election
Many voters gathered at the local voting station on election day..
age when someone can vote in elections
The voting age in the country is 18.
enclosed space for voting, often with a machine or paper
She stepped into the voting booth to cast her vote.
device used to record and count votes
The voting machine malfunctioned during the election.
paper listing candidates for voters to mark choices
She carefully marked her choice on the voting slip.
methods allowing voting without attending a polling station
Absentee voting is crucial for overseas citizens.
method of making choices where the option with most votes wins
The committee used majority voting to select the final project proposal.
the legal entitlement to participate in an election
Every citizen over 18 has a voting right in the country..
method to determine election results from votes
The voting system used was first-past-the-post.
set of formal steps followed when people cast and count votes
The council changed its voting procedure to allow anonymous ballots.
voting method where participants express choices verbally
The committee used voice voting to decide the winner.
expressing preferences by moving to a better place
Many people practice foot voting by relocating to cities with better jobs.
voting using electronic systems
Electronic voting can speed up the counting process.
district for voting with one polling place
She went to her voting precinct to cast her ballot.
shares granting voting rights in a corporation
She invested in voting stock to influence company decisions.
voting system where voters approve multiple candidates
In approval voting, she approved three candidates.
voting system where voters can give multiple votes to candidates
Cumulative voting lets you give all your votes to one candidate.
voting system where the candidate with most votes wins
In first-past-the-post voting, the candidate with the most votes wins the election.
voting system where voters rank candidates by preference
In preferential voting, she ranked her favorite candidate first.
voting for a less preferred candidate to affect the election outcome
Tactical voting helped defeat the unpopular candidate.
holding voting rights without economic interest in shares
Empty voting can affect corporate decisions during shareholder meetings.
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- French:vote par procuration, ...
- German:Stimmrechtsvertretung, ...
- Italian:voto per delega, ...
- Spanish:voto por poder, ...
- Portuguese:voto por procuração, ...
- Chinese:代理投票, ...
- Japanese:代理投票, ...
- Arabic:تَصْوِيت بِالوَكَالَة, ...
- Hebrew:הַצְבָּעָה בְּאֵי-כֹּחַ, ...
- Russian:голосование по доверенности, ...
- Ukrainian:делеговане голосування, ...
- Hindi:प्रतिनिधि मतदान, ...
- Bengali:প্রক্সি ভোট, ...
- Catalan:delegació de vot, ...
- Czech:hlasování v zastoupení, ...
- Danish:stemme ved fuldmagt, ...
- Dutch:volmachtstem, ...
- Greek:ψηφοφορία μέσω πληρεξουσίου, ...
- Hungarian:meghatalmazotti szavazás, ...
- Khmer:ការបោះឆ្នោតតំណាង, ...
- Korean:위임투표, ...
- Persian:رأیدادن نیابتی, ...
- Polish:głosowanie przez pełnomocnika, ...
- Portuguese (BR):voto por procuração, ...
- Romanian:vot prin împuternicire, ...
- Swedish:ombudsröstning, ...
- Thai:การลงคะแนนเสียงแทน, ...
- Turkish:vekaletle oy kullanma, ...
- Vietnamese:bỏ phiếu ủy quyền, ...
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