the outcome or returns of an election

the legal right of citizens to vote for representatives or public officials in a government election

A person who has the right to vote; an elector or chooser in an election.

the right to be elected; the right to stand for election to a public office or leadership position

A geographical area or division used to allocate seats and organize voting during an election; a constituency

to vote in an election; to elect someone through a ballot process

A system of voting where all citizens have the right to vote regardless of property, education, or social class.

An election system where voters cast ballots directly for candidates or leaders rather than through intermediaries

elections for members of the Legislative Yuan in Taiwan

elections held to select members of a legislative body, particularly those for the national legislature in Taiwan

A non-competitive election where the number of candidates is equal to the number of seats available; a single-candidate election.

a person who is eligible for election and is standing for a position

electoral college; a body of electors chosen to elect a candidate to a particular office, often referring to the system used in the United States

the group of electors who formally elect the president and vice president of the United States

An administrative body responsible for overseeing and conducting elections

an specialized court that handles legal disputes and appeals related to elections

the set of laws and regulations governing the election and recall of public officials

A lawsuit filed by a voter or a candidate in a court of law regarding illegal acts or interference during an election.

election system where the number of candidates exceeds the number of seats available

An election in which voters choose representatives who then select the officials or higher-level representatives on their behalf.

The government agency responsible for managing elections and recalls of public officials; often refers specifically to the Central Election Commission in Taiwan

an electoral district from which two or more representatives are chosen

an election in which multiple political parties compete for votes from the public

A multi-candidate election where the number of candidates is greater than the number of seats available; also known as [[不等额选举|不等額選舉|bu4 deng3 e2 xuan3 ju3]].