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psephological

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pse·phol·o·gy  (s-fl-j)
n.
The study of political elections.

[Greek psphos, pebble, ballot (from the ancient Greeks' use of pebbles for voting) + -logy.]

psepho·logi·cal (sf-lj-kl) adj.
pse·pholo·gist n.
Translations
psephological
adjWahlforschungs-; psephological studyWahlforschungsstudie f


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