Definition for cumulative voting - Oxford Dictionaries Online (World English)

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	cumulative voting (cu¦mu\|la¦tive vot¦ing) noun [mass noun] a system of voting in an election in which each voter is allowed a number of votes, and may give them all to one candidate or divide them among several.		More words in this category additional member system battleground state electioneer exit poll floating voter informal vote instant runoff voting minority open primary returning officer simple majority single transferable vote split swing swing vote ticket vote voting machine voting paper Nearby Words cumin cummerbund cummings, e. e. cummingtonite cumulate cumulative cumulative distribution function cumulative error cumulative preference share cumulative voting cumuliform cumulonimbus cumulus Cunard, Sir Samuel cunctation cuneate cuneiform Cunene cunjevoi