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Meaning: (idiomatic)Expressing one'spreferencesthrough one's actions, byvoluntarilyparticipatingin orwithdrawingfrom an activity, group, or process; especially, physicalmigrationto leave a situation one does not like, or to move to a situation one regards as more beneficial.2011,Ilya Somin(January 2011),Foot voting, political ignorance, and constitutional design(PDF),Social Philosophy and Policy,28(1):202–227, DOI:10.1017/S0265052510000105,George Mason UniversityLaw and Economics Research Paper No. 12-11 – viaGeorge Mason University(note: the George Mason University header page gives the date of the journal article incorrectly as November 2010), page 210:Foot votingprovides much stronger incentives than ballot box voting for both information acquisition and rational information use.2016, Ronald Nikles (30 November 2016),Sorry, Jews—voting with your feet is not an option in the age of Trump, Scribe,Forward(retrieved 2017-10-30;archivedfrom the original 2016-12-01):Foot votingis an inherently selfish individual move; it is not intended to serve the body politic.2017, Ayobami Adekojo (6 September 2017),Restructuring and foot voting,Daily Times of Nigeria(retrieved 2017-10-31;archivedfrom the original 2017-10-31):We already do a lot offoot votingin Nigeria, mostly by migrating abroad in search of greener pastures for reasons that are usually economic. Even within Nigeria, somefoot votingis happening with the increase in rural-urban migration.
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