Definition of informal vote in English:

informal vote

noun

Australian, NZ

An invalid vote or voting paper.
〈澳／新西兰〉无效投票；无效选票
Example sentencesExamples
- Over 22,000 informal votes were cast in this referendum.
- Some other Labor voters clearly protested with an informal vote.
- Even then that vote was less than half of what the informal vote was.
- Although 33 votes were in favour and 14 against, three were ‘wrong ballot papers ‘considered as informal votes.’
- The informal vote in the 2001 election was nearly 5%, over 50% more than in the pre-Beazley elections of the 1990s.
- One of the most disheartening aspects of the last Federal election was the large informal vote.
- In several federal electorates in Queensland, the level of informal votes exceeds 5% of the votes cast.
- Below is a list of the groups, candidates and informal votes from Senate elections in NSW between 1974 and 1987.
- Who do you blame for informal votes - the voters or the legislators?
- Over the past four federal elections, the proportion of informal votes has almost doubled from 3 percent in 1993.

单词	informal vote
释义	Definition of informal vote in English: informal vote noun Australian, NZ An invalid vote or voting paper. 〈澳／新西兰〉无效投票；无效选票 Example sentencesExamples Over 22,000 informal votes were cast in this referendum. Some other Labor voters clearly protested with an informal vote. Even then that vote was less than half of what the informal vote was. Although 33 votes were in favour and 14 against, three were ‘wrong ballot papers ‘considered as informal votes.’ The informal vote in the 2001 election was nearly 5%, over 50% more than in the pre-Beazley elections of the 1990s. One of the most disheartening aspects of the last Federal election was the large informal vote. In several federal electorates in Queensland, the level of informal votes exceeds 5% of the votes cast. Below is a list of the groups, candidates and informal votes from Senate elections in NSW between 1974 and 1987. Who do you blame for informal votes - the voters or the legislators? Over the past four federal elections, the proportion of informal votes has almost doubled from 3 percent in 1993.
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