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electorate

noun as in voters

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The ability for America to adapt through legislation, and prioritize the changing needs of its electorate is the best chance for us to pursue that balance in American capitalism.

At best, the White House press corps acts as stenographers, taking down what the administration spits out and regurgitating it for an increasingly misinformed electorate.

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Catholic bishops said they hoped the official result would reflect the will of the electorate, and "nothing will be changed by any authority involved in this exercise".

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Next May, the entire Welsh electorate could deliver the same verdict.

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Amy Thoma, a spokesperson for the two other major groups opposing the proposition, said the data show that the voters who have returned ballots so far are not representative of the California electorate.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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