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| definition =Distinctly Mongolian type of population movement that is arranged before an election in order to influence it. | | definition =Distinctly Mongolian type of population movement that is arranged before an election in order to influence it. | ||
| location =Mongolia | | location =Mongolia | ||
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[[:Category:Domination|Domination]] – [[:Category: Motivational ambivalence| Motivational ambivalence]] – [[:Category: Control| Control]] – [[:Category: Informal governance| Informal governance]] | [[:Category:Domination|Domination]] – [[:Category: Motivational ambivalence| Motivational ambivalence]] – [[:Category: Control| Control]] – [[:Category: Informal governance| Informal governance]] | ||
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|style="font-size:1.1em;"| '' | |style="font-size:1.1em;"| ''Tsartsaani nüüdel'' refers to a distinctly Mongolian type of population movement that is arranged to influence the outcome of an election. | ||
The term most commonly refers to the practice of registering people to vote in a constituency where they are not in fact residents, in order to boost the votes for a specific candidate. The newly registered voters are usually | The term most commonly refers to the practice of registering people to vote in a constituency where they are not in fact residents, in order to boost the votes for a specific candidate. The newly registered voters are usually | ||