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Term: Electorate
Description:
The term "electorate" refers to the body of people who are entitled to vote in an election. It specifically represents the group of individuals who have the right to participate in the democratic process by casting their votes for candidates or issues of their choice.
Senses:
- Electoral Sense: Referring to the collective body of individuals who are eligible to vote in a particular election.
- Political Sense: Representing the total number of voters in a specific geographical area or constituency, usually used for analyzing demographics or predicting voting patterns.
Usages:
Popular Usage:
- "The electorate will play a crucial role in determining the outcome of the upcoming election."
- "Candidates are actively campaigning to gain the support of the electorate."
Local Usage:
- "The local electorate turned out in large numbers for the town council elections."
- "Understanding the concerns and priorities of the local electorate is essential for any successful political campaign."
Antonyms:
Three antonyms for "electorate" are:
- Voter Suppression - Tactics used to prevent certain groups or individuals from exercising their right to vote.
- Nonvoters - People who are eligible to vote but choose not to participate in elections.
- Disenfranchised - Individuals who have had their right to vote taken away or restricted.
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