vote tactically

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To cast a ballot in a way that is intended to influence the outcome of an election, rather than simply expressing preference for a candidate.

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  • Many citizens choose to vote tactically in close elections.
  • Last election, I decided to vote tactically to prevent the worst outcome.
  • Voters might vote tactically if their preferred candidate has no chance of winning.
  • If you want to make a real difference, you should consider how to vote tactically.
  • He urged supporters to vote tactically for the candidate most likely to defeat the incumbent.
  • The strategy was to encourage people to vote tactically against the leading party.
  • Although she preferred the Green Party, she chose to vote tactically for the Liberal candidate.
  • It's common for people to vote tactically in a multi-party system.
  • Political analysts often discuss the impact of people who vote tactically.
  • Don't just vote for your favourite; sometimes you need to vote tactically.