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electorate

[ih-lek-ter-it] / ɪˈlɛk tər ɪt /


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It will also hope that it can put behind it months of public bickering and prove to the electorate it is a serious political force worth voting for.

From BBC

They have been losing ground in presidential elections in Wisconsin, where most voters are Whites without degrees, and gaining it in Georgia, where they’re only a third of the electorate.

From Washington Post

In recent years, the electorates in Western states have become more Democratic, making some of these moves that were once politically dangerous much more popular.

From Washington Post

Black women are major drivers of the Democratic electorate, particularly in South Carolina.

From Seattle Times

“The people show up at party events are not representative of Georgia’s Republican primary electorate,” said Brian Robinson, a political consultant who was Deal’s chief spokesperson.

From Seattle Times