Noun:

चुनाव से पहले की चालबाजी, निर्वाचन से पहले का कूट-प्रबंध, चनाव से पहले की चालबाज़ी,

Verb:

निर्वाचन से पहले का कूट-प्रबंध करना, चनाव से पहले की चालबाज़ी बनाना, जालसाज़ी करना,

gerrymander's Usage Examples:

4 Especially the Electoral Law of 1874, which established a very unequal distribution of electoral areas, a highly complicated franchise, and voting by public declaration, thus making it easy for the government to intimidate the electors and generally to gerrymander the elections.

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(See GERRYMANDER.) If a state has received an increase in the number of its representatives and its legislature does not pass an apportionment bill before the next congressional election, the votes of the whole state elect the additional members on a general ticket and they are called "congressmen-at-large."

The outline of one of these districts, which was thought to resemble a salamander, gave rise in 1812, through a popular application of the governor's name, to the term Gerrymander ".

In the United States the McKinley Tariff Bill was one of the main causes of the Democratic victory in the Congressional elections of 1890, in which McKinley himself was defeated by an extraordinary Democratic gerrymander of his Congressional district.

In 1867 the South Platte region, having obtained a predominance in population capable of overcoming a gerrymander that had favoured the North Platte (and incidentally the Democrats), secured the appointment of a legislative committee to locate the state capital S.

gerrymander the boundaries to try to help the Conservatives.

It was accomplished then after a Democratic gerrymander had been twice overthrown in the courts.

Synonyms:

cheating, cheat,

Antonyms:

stay, join, connect,