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Alle Wahl-Vokabeln im Überblick

11. November 2018Elisabeth HuberUnkategorisiert

Vor Kurzem fanden in den USA die “Midterm Elections” statt. Damit Sie auch für diese und alle kommenden Wahlen gerüstet sind, haben wir die wichtigsten Wahl-Vokabel auf Englisch hier gesammelt.

Announce: officially tell people about something (e.g. “Have you heard? Mr Lugner has announced his candidacy for chancellorship… Again!”)

A majority: number of votes that is more than half of the total number

A round: a part of a competition

Policies: a set of ideas that a political party wants to do

Far-right: believing in extreme politics that are traditional and anti- immigration

Liberal: believing in personal freedom and sharing wealth in society

Nationalists: people that believe their country should come first

Turnout: the number of people who vote in an election

A race: a political election

General election: an election in which every adult in the country can vote for government representatives

A candidate: somebody who takes part in an election

A nominee: a person who is officially chosen to do something

Running mate: a political partner chosen for a politician who is trying to get elected

The Senate: the part of the US government responsible for making laws

Primaries: the preliminary elections in the US that decide who will be the presidential election candidates

An exit poll: an activity to ask how people voted when they leave a polling station

A seat: an official position as a member of parliament

To boycott an election: to refuse to be involved with the elections in any way because one disapproves of it

To stand for election: To officially try to be elected as a political representative

To rig the elections: to dishonestly organise an election to get a specific result. Also called an electoral fraud

A running mate: a candidate for vice president (in the US)

An election clerk: a person who assists voters during elections

A president- /prime minister elect: a person who has won a presidential election but is not yet the official president

A spin doctor: a PR specialist who tries to maintain a candidate’s positive image in the media

A presidential candidate: someone who competes in an election to become president

A supporter: someone who favours a certain candidate

Front runner: the candidate who is leading during an election

A campaign manager: the person responsible for planning a candidate’s campaign

The first lady: the wife of the president

Ballot card: the paper on which a vote is recorded

Polling station: a building, such as a school or community centre, where voting takes place during an election.

A Vote: a formal expression of opinion or choice, in response to a given decision, e.g. which chancellor to have next

Voting booth: a small, closed area in which a person stands for privacy while making a vote (American English: Polling booth)

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