"... who have voted for Kadima in the past two elections."

[Odessa Dawn]

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"Netanyahu and Lieberman are gambling that their new Likud Beiteinu party will be an electorally dominant rightwing giant by combining the strength of their two parties while also picking up former Likud voters who have voted for Kadima in the past two elections."

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Which tense is this?

 

[emsr2d2]

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"Netanyahu and Lieberman are gambling that their new Likud Beiteinu party will be an electorally dominant rightwing giant by combining the strength of their two parties while also picking up former Likud voters who have voted for Kadima in the past two elections."

More: Bibi's Mistake - By Michael Koplow | Foreign Policy

Which tense is this?

Which tense do you think "they have voted" is? There is no tense in the underlined words "in the past two elections" as there is no verb.

 

[Odessa Dawn]

Which tense do you think "they have voted" is?

Thank you for your prompt reply. It is present perfect.

 

[emsr2d2]

There you go. You have answered your own question.