Electorate in a sentence

For each electorate there is a conference–notionally above the branches–which coordinates campaigning in the electorate and regularly communicates with the member (or candidate) for the electorate.

Electorate after electorate has fallen victim to a string of self-serving narcissists prepared to exploit irrational fears, issue empty promises and bend, ignore or break the law in blatant pursuit of power and self-interest.

Ngubane said politicians carried the mandate of the electorate and could not be excluded from structures such as the JSC, arguing it would muzzle the voice of the electorate.

An article about our recent election in thethe Twitter electorate isn’t the real electorate”.

In “An Open Letter to the Nigerian Electorate on Your Inherent Obligations,” the group advised the electorate against electing people with questionable character into offices.

Sixteen of the operating separate school jurisdictions have a Catholic electorate, and one ( St. Albert ) has a Protestant electorate.

To the extent that real elections approach this upper bound, large elections would do so less so than small ones, because it's less likely that a large electorate has information about all the other voters than that a small electorate has.

A by-election will take place in Wellingborough after 13.2% of the electorate backed a petition to recall MP Peter Bone, North Northamptonshire Council has confirmed.

After all, elected officials are ultimately accountable to their constituents and a well-informed electorate can be a forceful motivator.

All this means that the Southern electorate are extraordinarily ill-informed about the North (and particularly about unionism).

All too often in politics, a comet can burn itself into a falling star – although every prediction of Trump’s demise (at least among the GOP electorate) has proven to be wishful thinking by his enemies.

A man of large ambitions – one memo quoted in the Independent Commission Against Corruption report released this week outlines Darryl’s vision for the clubhouse upgrade to the Australian Clay Target Association in his electorate.

A new survey has shown that the electorate continues to mistrust their members of Parliament (MPs) in a number of areas.

Another panellist, Grace Josiah, Founder, Governance for All Initiative, called for massive sensitisation of electorate against vote buying in future elections to elect credible candidates.

APVoteCast, an extensive national survey of the electorate, also found that support for Republican candidates ticked up slightly among Black voters during last year’s elections, even though those voters overwhelmingly supported Democrats.

AP VoteCast, a sweeping survey of the 2020 electorate, found that about 6 in 10 self-identified union members supported Biden, a margin that outpaced Trump but was not commanding.

As a Citizens Movement we give an opportunity to the electorate to hear what candidates are offering them.

As both campaigns enter the home stretch to polling day, they will hope a disengaged electorate can switch on long enough to buy their sales pitch for government.

A section of the electorate whose contribution should not be neglected by the incoming administration is the senior citizens (pensioners) who have been suffering over the last eight years as a result of non-payment of their outstanding gratuities.

At an election party at Helensburgh Tradies, Ms Stuart's supporters were jubilant as soon as result started to flow through, as she dominated across the electorate even in what they said were "the most staunchly Liberal booths".