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Meanings of electoral roll in English
Spanish
censo electoral Catalan
padró electoral List of persons who are eligible to vote in a particular electoral district.
Usage of electoral roll in English
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Get your name on the electoral roll today, make your voice heard.
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The revised electoral roll for New Caledonia's provincial election has been published.
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One Konrad Schneider was worth a million names on an electoral roll.
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And you had to be on the electoral roll by August 24.
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Lots of people moved around without updating their electoral roll details, he said.
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Every time you move, you must update your address on the electoral roll.
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The poll will use the country's first computerised electoral roll with picture IDs.
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Only people on the Maori electoral roll can vote in a Maori ward.
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They'd managed to find Gareth's surname from the electoral roll for his address.
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He says the electoral roll is overinflated with many ghost names.
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Voter registration allows eligible voters to enroll to an electoral roll.
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This followed a six week election rife with electoral roll flaws and ballot irregularities.
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The electoral roll closes for new enrolments or updates on midnight Thursday, August 24.
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Many of us are excluded from the restricted electoral roll.
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Like most of us, she went onto the electoral roll when she was 18.
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There must be one general electoral roll applying the same qualifications to all the voters.
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Translations for electoral roll
Catalan
Electoral roll across language varieties
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