psephology
noun
the study of elections.
psephological
-
a word derived from
psephology.
Example Sentences
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This story was written together with the BBC's psephological team of Patrick English, Stephen Fisher, Robert Ford and Eilidh Macfarlane.
From BBC ● May 6, 2022
Referendums, those psephological side orders so loved by the Swiss, had long been regarded as rather exotic by the British.
From BBC ● Mar. 19, 2021
But on the offchance you wish to buy into this desperately cogent pitchy-tuning-fork psephological theory, it feels like time to begin the painful commuting of expectations.
From The Guardian ● Apr. 30, 2010
A poll, conducted at great expense with the best psephological technique, is thought to gain extra credibility if 1 out of 250 million citizens can be found to restate its findings in prose.
From Time Magazine Archive
More cash pours into psephological studies and computers to plumb voter psyches.
From Time Magazine Archive
