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  • A electoral threshold is a portion of votes that must be attained before the candidate is truly considered; for example, a voting system with a threshold of 10% would mandate that all candidates need 10% or more to be counted on the ballot, with the left-over votes being distributed either equally or proportionately

In other fields:

  • A synonym of doorstep
  • Displaced threshold, runway threshold located at a point other than the physical beginning or end of the runway
  • Election threshold, the minimal amount of votes necessary to win representation in an election
  • Threshold RPG, text-based roleplaying MUD game