Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Electorate, the meaning and synonyms like people.
Electorate in a sentence
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Electorate meaning
- The collective people of a country, state, or electoral district who are entitled to vote.
- The office, or area of dominion, of an Elector (“a German prince entitled to elect the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire”); an electorship.
- A geographical area represented by one or more elected officials; a constituency, an electoral district.
Synonyms of Electorate
Example sentences (20)
Open and honest debates can help inform voters’ decisions and contribute to a more engaged and informed electorate.
More than 160 million people or a sixth of India's electorate were eligible to vote in the polls held in November.
Ever since the sixties – jumping past the rigging years – they’ve been able to get a solid 40% of the electorate.
The wars also created dissent in the USA against what the electorate regarded as unnecessary foreign engagements.
The Founding Fathers asserted that elected officials should listen to and be influenced by the views of the electorate.
A new survey has shown that the electorate continues to mistrust their members of Parliament (MPs) in a number of areas.
In all fairness, much more time was needed to educate the electorate and the wider community about this colossal change.
He's a nice bloke, but at the end of the day there is a lot of work to be done in that electorate," she said.
He, however, urged the Nigerian electorate to stay back and monitor their votes after casting their ballots.
There is a surprising disconnect between the wishes of the electorate and the intentions of their elected representatives.
Presenting Tinubu to the electorate at the Giginya Memorial Stadium, the President urged them to support the APC candidate.
As a Citizens Movement we give an opportunity to the electorate to hear what candidates are offering them.
He urged Katsina electorate to queue behind President Buhari to support the APC presidential candidate and other candidates.
Despite the findings of the Panelbase poll the leadership will be decided by SNP members rather than the electorate at large.
Fashola said the options made by the electorate in the forthcoming election will define the fates of businesses and families.
All this means that the Southern electorate are extraordinarily ill-informed about the North (and particularly about unionism).
He says Labor’s key message for the electorate is that it intends to focus on cost-of-living pressures.
For another, Republican candidates didn’t exactly warn the electorate that they were prepared to deliberately crash the economy.
Just over 56% of Brisbane and Griffith electorate residents voted ‘yes’ to the proposal, respectivley.
Lawal-Dare shortly after receiving the certificate, lauded the commission and the electorate for ensuring a successful exercise.
Common combinations with electorate
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the electorate 120×
- electorate to 11×
- electorate and 10×
- electorate in 7×
- electorate has 6×
- electorate of 6×
- electorate as 5×
- american electorate 5×
- electorate for 4×
- electorate that 4×
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