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adjective (of elections or electors: The names of all electors are listed in the electoral roll.) electoral
electoral adjetivo ‹campaña/discurso› election ( before n)
electoral adjetivo electoral
campaña electoral, election campaign
colegio electoral, polling station
jornada electoral, polling day ' electoral' also found in these entries: Spanish: borrachera - campaña - censo - circunscripción - colegio - maquinaria - normalidad - papeleta - programa - propaganda - boleta - listado - padrón - planilla - pucherazo English: ballot box - campaign - canvass - canvasser - constituency - election - electioneering - electoral - electoral register - flag - hustings - manifesto - party political broadcast - polling station - seat - ward - ballot - polling - precincttr[ɪ'lektərəl]1 electoral\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLelectoral college colegio electoralelectoral roll / electoral register censo electoralelectoral [i'lɛktərəl] adj: electoraladj.• electoral adj.ɪ'lektərəladjective (usu before n) <system/reform> electoralelectoral college — colegio m electoral
electoral register o roll — padrón m (AmL) or (Esp) censo m or (Chi, Ven) registro m or (Col) planilla f electoral
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Cultural note:
Es el sistema adoptado por los EEUU para elegir Presidente y Vicepresidente, mediante el cual los votantes de cada estado eligen a compromisarios ( electors) que conforman los colegios electorales, los que a su vez se comprometen a votar por un determinado candidato. Todos los votos de un estado van a un candidato. Sólo se necesitan 270 votos ( electoral college votes) para obtener la victoria, lo que significa que el Presidente puede ser elegido sin obtener la mayoría del voto popular[ɪ'lektǝrǝl]1.ADJ electoral2.CPDelectoral college N — colegio m electoral
electoral district, electoral division N — circunscripción f electoral
electoral register, electoral roll N — registro m electoral, censo m electoral (Sp)
ELECTORAL COLLEGE Los norteamericanos no votan directamente a su Presidente o a su vicepresidente, sino que votan a unos compromisarios ( electors) que a su vez se comprometen a votar a determinados candidatos. Estos compromisarios conforman el electoral college, tal y como se contempla en la Constitución. El número de votos que tiene un estado para elegir al Presidente es igual al de senadores y diputados. Cada partido político elige a un grupo de compromisarios y en el día de las elecciones presidenciales el pueblo vota al grupo que apoya al candidato de su elección. Como el grupo que gana usa todos los votos del estado para votar a su candidato, podría ocurrir, en teoría, que un candidato ganara el voto popular pero no las elecciones, si le han apoyado colegios electorales con un número pequeño de votos.electoral vote N — (US) (Pol) voto m electoral
* * *[ɪ'lektərəl]adjective (usu before n) <system/reform> electoralelectoral college — colegio m electoral
electoral register o roll — padrón m (AmL) or (Esp) censo m or (Chi, Ven) registro m or (Col) planilla f electoral
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Cultural note:
Es el sistema adoptado por los EEUU para elegir Presidente y Vicepresidente, mediante el cual los votantes de cada estado eligen a compromisarios ( electors) que conforman los colegios electorales, los que a su vez se comprometen a votar por un determinado candidato. Todos los votos de un estado van a un candidato. Sólo se necesitan 270 votos ( electoral college votes) para obtener la victoria, lo que significa que el Presidente puede ser elegido sin obtener la mayoría del voto popular
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