「樁腳」のUnicode(ユニコード)文字とURLエンコード 0g0.org

URLエンコード(UTF-8) :
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数値文字参照(10進数) :
樁腳

数値文字参照(16進数) :
樁腳

樁腳の説明

Chinese Etymology A reference to the Min Nan term: 縛柱仔腳 (POJ: pa̍k thiāu-á-kha, literally: to tie the base of the piles together). The Mandarin equivalent of 縛 (POJ: pa̍k, English: to tie, to bind together) is 綁, and the Mandarin equivalent of 柱仔 (POJ: thiāu-á, English: stake, pile, post) is 樁. The phrase "to tie together one's base piles" is a metaphor for when a politician earmarks money in a budget in order to benefit key supporters (such as local political leaders, companies with government contracts etc) in return for their political support, either in the form of campaign contributions or votes. Pronunciation Noun 樁腳 (Taiwanese Mandarin) special interests Usage notes One example of 樁腳 would be a union representative who promises to influence the votes of union members toward a specific candidate in exchange for the politician's vote for legislation that would be beneficial to the union in question. Related terms 綁樁／绑桩 (bǎngzhuāng) 綁樁腳／绑桩脚

樁腳，是指選舉中在基層為候選人拉票的工作人員，多為對該地方的政治熟悉並有一定影響力的人士。在選戰中，樁腳會利用各種手段（包括非法的）使其支持的政客當選，例如動員街坊或家族成員參與投票，稱為綁樁。而賄選的金錢或禮品亦通常由樁腳經手。如果選戰競爭者想得到樁腳的支持，投靠競爭者一方，此行為稱為‘拔樁’。樁腳一詞有指是沿自台灣，由闽南语「柱仔跤」（白話字、台羅：thiāu-á-kha，支撐房屋的木樁）演變過來。