block vote (Meaning)

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block vote (n)

a vote proportional in magnitude to the number of people that a delegate represents

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In the committee meeting, they decided to use a block vote to expedite the decision-making process.
The political party employed a block vote strategy to ensure the passage of their proposed legislation.
Each member of the organization was granted a block vote to cast during the annual elections.
The union utilized its block vote power to negotiate better working conditions for its members.
In some corporate boardrooms, executives may hold block votes to influence major decisions.
The shareholder with the largest block vote could sway the outcome of the company's annual meeting.
The block vote system allows groups to consolidate their voting power for greater impact.
During the student council elections, candidates sought endorsements from clubs to secure their block vote.
In parliamentary systems, parties may rely on block votes to pass bills or form coalitions.
The homeowner's association used a block vote to approve the new neighborhood landscaping plan.

a vote proportional in magnitude to the number of people that a delegate represents

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In the committee meeting, they decided to use a block vote to expedite the decision-making process.

The political party employed a block vote strategy to ensure the passage of their proposed legislation.

Each member of the organization was granted a block vote to cast during the annual elections.

The union utilized its block vote power to negotiate better working conditions for its members.