szavazatom

szavazatok is a term used in the Hungarian electoral law referring to the plural of the word szavazat, which literally means "vote". In the context of elections, the term szavazatok refers to the total number of votes cast in favor of a particular candidate or political entity.

In Hungarian parliamentary elections, voters are required to cast a single vote for a single candidate running in their constituency. The candidate with the most votes in each constituency is elected. However, in the proportional representation segment of the Hungarian electoral system, voters can also cast a vote for a party list, and the number of votes a party receives in this segment is known as its szavazatok.

The Hungarian electoral law sets out specific rules for the counting and aggregation of votes. Under the law, only valid votes are taken into account, and votes cast in favor of invalid or non-existent candidates or parties are not counted. The total number of valid votes is then compared to the total number of registered voters in the constituency or the national election, and the result is expressed as a percentage.

The term szavazatok is also used in other contexts in Hungarian politics and law, including referendums and local elections. In general, it is used in any situation where the number of votes cast is being counted or reported. While the Hungarian word - szavazat - has its roots in the Hungarian language, the English equivalent is literally the word "vote".