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Meanings of eligible voters in English

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Usage of eligible voters in English
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Officials said up to 46 per cent of eligible voters turned out.
The Irish Times
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Just a fifth of eligible voters turned out in some local branches.
The Irish Times
3
Six million young eligible voters didn't even bother to register earlier this year.
BBC
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With 814 million eligible voters, it is the world's biggest exercise in democracy.
BBC
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Some say voter lists are incomplete and some eligible voters have no cards.
Reuters
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A small percentage of eligible voters did not cast a ballot.
The South African
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Voter registration allows eligible voters to enroll to an electoral roll.
The South African
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Turnout among the 19 million eligible voters was not clear.
Reuters
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With 55% of the eligible voters participating, the vote became politically binding.
The Guardian
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For the first time, there are over 100 million eligible voters in greying Japan.
The Irish Times
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Topics - Does it matter that a million eligible voters should choose to abstain?
Radio NZ
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He said eligible voters could be fined $100 for failing to enrol.
Radio NZ
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With 900 million eligible voters, India's election will be closely watched by the world.
BBC
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Over 50 percent of eligible voters cast ballots, with the results due early on Monday.
Reuters
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That's 50 percent of those eligible voters who vote.
Radio NZ
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During the virtual DJ-tracked "dance parties", participants are encouraged to text eligible voters.
The Guardian
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Eligible voters across language varieties
New Zealand
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South Africa
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