mock elections
Pretend voting exercises
Mock elections are simulated votes held for educational or practice purposes rather than to determine actual outcomes.
Schools commonly hold them to teach students about democratic processes: The fifth-graders held a mock election for president.
Organizations may conduct mock elections to test voting systems or train poll workers before real elections.
- straw pollUnofficial sampling of views
- popular voteTotal of citizen votes
- ballotVoting document
- ballot boxContainer for cast votes
- votingFormally registering a choice
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Nationwide selection of officials
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