popular vote

noun

/ˌpɒpjələ ˈvəʊt/

/ˌpɑːpjələr ˈvəʊt/

[uncountable, countable] the act of voting by the people in a country or an area who have the right to vote民众投票选举；普选
- The head of government is the prime minister, elected by popular vote for a four-year term.政府的元首是总理，由普选产生，任期四年。
Topics Politicsc2
often the popular vote
[countable, usually singular] the choice expressed in an election by the majority of people who vote (but which may not necessarily determine who wins the election, depending on the system used)普选：大多数投票者在选举中表达的选择权（但不一定决定谁赢得选举，这取决于所使用的系统）
- It is possible to win the popular vote but still lose the electoral vote.有可能赢得普选票而仍输掉选举人票。
compare electoral vote (2)Topics Politicsc2

单词	popular-vote
释义	popular vote noun /ˌpɒpjələ ˈvəʊt/ /ˌpɑːpjələr ˈvəʊt/ [uncountable, countable] the act of voting by the people in a country or an area who have the right to vote民众投票选举；普选 The head of government is the prime minister, elected by popular vote for a four-year term.政府的元首是总理，由普选产生，任期四年。 Topics Politicsc2 often the popular vote [countable, usually singular] the choice expressed in an election by the majority of people who vote (but which may not necessarily determine who wins the election, depending on the system used)普选：大多数投票者在选举中表达的选择权（但不一定决定谁赢得选举，这取决于所使用的系统） It is possible to win the popular vote but still lose the electoral vote.有可能赢得普选票而仍输掉选举人票。 compare electoral vote (2)Topics Politicsc2
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