Traductions de „gerrymandering“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » allemand

ger·ry·man·der·ing [ˈʤeriˌmændərɪŋ, Am -ɚɪŋ] SUBST no pl

gerrymandering

Manipulation f von Wahlbezirksgrenzen

gerrymandering

Wahlkreisschiebungen pl

gerrymandering

Wahlkreisverschiebungen pl A

I . ger·ry·man·der [ˈʤeriˌmændəʳ, Am -ɚ] VERBE intr POL

gerrymander

die Wahlbezirksgrenzen manipulieren

II . ger·ry·man·der [ˈʤeriˌmændəʳ, Am -ɚ] VERBE trans

1. gerrymander POL (manipulate electoral boundaries):

to gerrymander election/voting districts

Wahlkreisverschiebungen vornehmen

2. gerrymander (turn to one's advantage):

to gerrymander sth

etw zu seinem Vorteil manipulieren

gerrymander SUBST

Entrée d'utilisateur

gerrymander

Wahlkreismanipulation f

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

There were also talks of reforming electoral law to reduce gerrymandering in constituency boundaries and guarantee greater proportionality.

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While much more difficult, gerrymandering can also be done under proportional voting systems when districts elect very few seats.

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Ever since, the creation of such districts has been called gerrymandering.

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The popular or numerical election results within a constituency, precinct, or electoral district can be distorted by the act of gerrymandering.

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When driven by partisan bodies, this process opens up the possibility of gerrymandering for political or factional advantage.

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Consequently, gerrymandering is typically done under voting systems using single-member districts, which have more wasted votes.

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Through gerrymandering, constituencies are deliberately designed to unfairly increase the number of seats won by one party at the expense of another.

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As with congressional districts, moreover, this method is vulnerable to gerrymandering.

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He consolidated his dominance of domestic policies through gerrymandering, manipulation of the balloting process, and politicalization of the civil service.

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Historically, both parties have used gerrymandering to gain political advantage, by drawing districts to favor their own party.

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