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Meanings of electorate in anglès
Territorial division made or used for elections.
Synonyms
Examples for "electors"
Examples for "electors"
1
The constitution requires each state to appoint electors by their own methods.
2
Local authorities are now preparing the register of electors for next year.
3
Yes; the electors of Cologne-notthe city, but the electorate-formerlyresided here.
4
The choice of the German electors, after the death of Conrad IV.
5
To win the presidency, a candidate must win at least 270 electors.
1
Others felt it would be better if he accepted the electoral body's decision.
2
Mr Pickass claimed the results had not been confirmed by the electoral body.
3
The electoral body of Bordeaux had been beforehand with these homages.
4
The electoral body has to announce the final results within eight days of voting.
5
Accordingly it is a REAL electoral body.
Usage of electorate in anglès
1
However, you fail to mention those with prime responsibility - the electorate.
2
He said the by-election result had implications that went beyond the electorate.
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The electorate must hold the prime minister responsible for setting the play.
4
When some electorate boundaries changed earlier this year, Nelson's were among them.
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A depressing number of the electorate feel that nothing ever really changes.
6
In any case, he could be removed by the electorate next year.
7
The largest section of the Irish electorate wants Fianna Fail in government.
8
Anti-agreement parties represented 44 per cent of the unionist electorate, he said.
9
An overwhelming 75 per cent of voters in his electorate voted Yes.
10
What really interests me here, however, are the demographics of the electorate.
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Some 60 per cent of the electorate did not bother to vote.
12
Ōtaki was traditionally a blue party electorate, National reigning for 12 years.
13
It is the responsibility of the Irish electorate to reject this intolerance.
14
The mayor was usually appointed; the council elected by a property-holding electorate.
15
The electorate's desire for a non-political President translates strongly into voting intentions.
16
The electorate reserves a special place in its heart for Fine Gael.
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Electorate through the time
Electorate across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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