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electorate

[ih-lek-ter-it] / ɪˈlɛk tər ɪt /


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They argue that the electorate is sick of political soap opera and they want to get on with governing – against a tricky international and domestic backdrop.

From BBC

But the electorate appear to be telling Labour at the moment experience is a double-edged sword and the prospect of the new and novel appears alluring to many.

From BBC

Where the electorate remains closely divided, with independents prone to shifting allegiances, the rules of politics may impose a more demanding standard than the rule of law.

From The Wall Street Journal

Tamil Nadu goes to the polls in April and May, with Gen Z voters expected to make up nearly one-fifth of the electorate.

From BBC

Yet this crowded race, which is overstuffed with well-funded candidates equipped to go the distance, might be won with as little as 15% of the primary electorate.

From Salon