ghost vote
ghost vote noun: a valid vote that is counted in voting totals for an election, but which lacks any associated public record as to who cast it.
Noun
ghost vote (plural ghost votes)
Forms of ghost vote
| plural | ghost votes |
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Origin of ghost vote
From ghost + vote.
Questions about ghost vote
- What does ghost vote mean?
- Ghost vote means a valid vote that is counted in voting totals for an election, but which lacks any associated public record as to who cast it.
- What part of speech is ghost vote?
- Ghost vote is a noun.
- What is the plural of ghost vote?
- The plural of ghost vote is ghost votes.
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