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Tasmanian dodge

Tasmanian dodge proper noun: a form of voting fraud in which a stolen ballot paper is given to an elector, who is bribed to use that paper and bring back the one he is given. This is then marked and given to the next elector, and so on.

Proper noun

the Tasmanian dodge

  1. A form of voting fraud in which a stolen ballot paper is given to an elector, who is bribed to use that paper and bring back the one he is given. This is then marked and given to the next elector, and so on.

Questions about Tasmanian dodge

What does Tasmanian dodge mean?
Tasmanian dodge means a form of voting fraud in which a stolen ballot paper is given to an elector, who is bribed to use that paper and bring back the one he is given. This is then marked and given to the next elector, and so on.
What part of speech is Tasmanian dodge?
Tasmanian dodge is a proper noun.

Words near Tasmanian dodge in the dictionary

  1. Tasmanian boobook
  2. Tasmanian boobooks
  3. Tasmanian cave spider
  4. Tasmanian devil
  5. Tasmanian devils
  6. Tasmanian dodge
  7. Tasmanian emu
  8. Tasmanian emus
  9. Tasmanian grass grub
  10. Tasmanian grass grubs
  11. Tasmanian myrtle

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