Synonyms for electorate
ɪˈlɛk tər ɪtelec·torate

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1. electoratenoun

   The collective people of a country, state, or electoral district who are entitled to vote.

   The votes have been counted and the electorate has spoken.

   Synonyms:
   constituency

2. electoratenoun

   The geographic area encompassing an electoral district.

   The electorate of Finchley borders on the electorate of Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh, splitting the new housing estate of Royal Cupolas.

   Synonyms:
   riding, ward, district, seat, electoral district, constituency, division

Princeton's WordNet

1. electoratenoun

   the body of enfranchised citizens; those qualified to vote

Matched Categories

1. • Citizenry

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1. List of paraphrases for "electorate":

   voter, constituency, elector, electors

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1. Anthony Michael Kreis:

   The court is really out of balance right now and doesn't reflect the median views of the American people. That is further at risk if Justice Stephen Breyer doesn't retire, if you look at the dynamics of the electorate and the realignment of suburban voters for example, we are seeing the nation trend in a more progressive direction, but the Supreme Court, as it is now, is firmly entrenched in conservative ideology.

2. Matt Borges:

   You can't say the guy has seen it all, because obviously no one has seen this before. But he's been there for a lot of things, so at some level, the leadership qualities just become innate. Mike DeWine're doing these things where Mike DeWine're rolling the dice -- as a country, Mike DeWine electorate is into the notion of giving people a chance who have never done it before -- and it's not hard to see the difference.

3. William Barber:

   There is a sleeping giant in America, poor and low-wealth folks now make up 30% of the electorate in every state and over 40% of the electorate in every state where the margin of victory for the presidency was less than 3%. If you could just get that many poor and low-wealth people to vote, they could fundamentally shift every election in the country.

4. Mark Hutchison:

   I think that Nevada is well-suited for Marco Rubio's strength, which is he appeals to a very broad section of the electorate, we're not focused on one particular group. But I will say as a member of the church, Marco Rubio is very appealing to members of the Mormon faith. He talks a lot of the importance of family and how government cannot replace family. We believe very deeply that family is the most important unit in society.

5. Vivian Schiller:

   Allowing the targeting of political messages to narrow slivers of the electorate is the opposite of enabling public debate.