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psephologyGreek for voting with pebbles. The statistical and / or predictive study of elections.
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psephology"study of elections," 1952, from Greek psephizein "to vote" (properly "to vote with pebbles," from psephos "pebble") + -logy.
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psephologyThe study of voting and voting patterns.
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psephology(n) the branch of sociology that studies election trends (as by opinion polls)
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psephologyThe study of voting patterns. It comes from the ancient Greek word psepho meaning pebble â voting in Athens took place by the casting of pebbles to decide issues.
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psephology
The predictive or statistical study of elections. From 1952
* title=The British general election of 1951|author=D. E. Butler|passage=It therefore seems appropriate to preface this book with a discu [..]
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