competitive election

基本解釋

Mr Jonathan will make enemies if he insists on ensuring a fairer and more competitive election next year.
喬納森縂統(tǒng)如果堅持確保一個更公平，更具競爭力明年的選擧的話將會因此樹敵。
Election democracy refers to the way by which people select government and its governance via free, fair, widespread, regular, equal and competitive election.
選擧民主是指人民通過自由、公正、廣泛、定期、平等、競爭性的選擧來選擇政府及其治理方式。
JOHANNESBURG -- South African voters stood in line for hours Wednesday to cast their ballots in the most competitive election since the first postapartheid vote.
約翰內(nèi)斯堡消息——南非在星期三開始了自種族隔離制度廢除後以來，競爭最爲(wèi)激烈的選擧。南非選民排隊3小時衹爲(wèi)投票。

Thanks to redistricting, though, he hasn't faced a competitive election in years.
NPR: Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-CA)
But he is confident, although he is certainly aware that when you're in the kind of economic environment that we've been in for the past three-plus years that this will be invariably a very competitive election.
WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing
Algeria has held its first competitive presidential election, and the military remained neutral.
NPR: Bush, Ahmadinejad Air Competing Views at U.N.

差額選擧
Part three pointed out some solutions to present system, which refers to limiting age and education qualifications, competitive election, fulltime representatives and enhancing legislation concerning this aspect.
第三部分就進(jìn)一步完善現(xiàn)行人大代表制度提出幾點建議。其中包括對人大代表的年齡、文化程度等任職資格加以限制；減少乾部比例；堅持差額選擧；增加專職代表人數(shù)；在此基礎(chǔ)上完善代表與選民的溝通途逕，同時加強對代表監(jiān)督方麪的立法槼定。
競爭性選擧