nuisance candidate
nuisance candidate noun: a candidate for election meant to present the election process as a mockery or disrepute or to cause confusion among voters (e.g. via similarity of names of candidates).
Noun
nuisance candidate (plural nuisance candidates)
Forms of nuisance candidate
| plural | nuisance candidates |
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Questions about nuisance candidate
- What does nuisance candidate mean?
- Nuisance candidate means a candidate for election meant to present the election process as a mockery or disrepute or to cause confusion among voters (e.g. via similarity of names of candidates).
- What part of speech is nuisance candidate?
- Nuisance candidate is a noun.
- What is the plural of nuisance candidate?
- The plural of nuisance candidate is nuisance candidates.
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