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I have removed this sentence (which was added by Timrollpickering):
I'm not sure what distinction it is trying to drawn between being "nominated" and being "listed". One might draw a distinction wherein being nominated is something that happens in a non-official, unregulated way, and being listed is the part that is regulated by law...
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For example, in the UK and Ireland, major parties have a local body in each constituency, which meets some time before an election to select the candidate(s) — an unregulated process held according to the party's own private rules. Then, once the election is called, the local party will fill in the necessary paperwork to ensure the selected candidate(s) are on the ballot paper on election day. |
...but it is only this latter process that is the subject of "nomination rules" as defined in this article. The former process is instead covered by preselection. jnestorius( talk) 15:04, 6 April 2018 (UTC)
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I have removed this sentence (which was added by Timrollpickering):
I'm not sure what distinction it is trying to drawn between being "nominated" and being "listed". One might draw a distinction wherein being nominated is something that happens in a non-official, unregulated way, and being listed is the part that is regulated by law...
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For example, in the UK and Ireland, major parties have a local body in each constituency, which meets some time before an election to select the candidate(s) — an unregulated process held according to the party's own private rules. Then, once the election is called, the local party will fill in the necessary paperwork to ensure the selected candidate(s) are on the ballot paper on election day. |
...but it is only this latter process that is the subject of "nomination rules" as defined in this article. The former process is instead covered by preselection. jnestorius( talk) 15:04, 6 April 2018 (UTC)