Electionology

The study of elections as rituals and power mechanisms, using Sovietological methods to look beyond the official narrative of free choice. Electionology examines how electoral systems are designed to produce predictable outcomes, how media coverage shapes voter perception, how campaign finance ensures that only wealthy candidates or those backed by wealthy interests can compete, and how the mechanics of voting (districting, timing, registration) systematically exclude certain populations. It treats elections not as moments of democratic decision but as complex systems of control that channel dissent into harmless forms.

Example: “His electionology research showed that in the US, the ‘wasted vote’ argument—don’t vote third party—functions exactly like the Soviet ‘vote for the single candidate’ ritual: participation without meaningful choice.”

by Abzugal April 2, 2026

Electonology

Electonology, someone who works as an electrician and also does technology (computer/communication related) work.

This person can also fix all appliances, industrial/commercial equipment

Q. What do you do for a job?
A. Electonology.

Q2. What's that?
A2. Some one who does electrical and technology (computer/communication related) work.

Q3. What do you do?
A3. I fix anything and everything that is related to electrical wiring to circuit boards

by TradieTrev December 30, 2009