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electoral
/ ɪˈlɛktərəl /
adjective
relating to or consisting of electors
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Other Word Forms
- electorally adverb
- pseudoelectoral adjective
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Origin of electoral1
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Kyiv would be obliged to respond to any violations of electoral laws by such candidates and bar them from participating.
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It marked Labour's first major electoral defeat in Caerphilly for 100 years.
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Fashioning a healthcare reform agenda will be hard but vital for electoral success.
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Whether whistleblower notoriety will help or hurt Borges’s electoral chances in Maryland remains to be seen.
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One can make an argument that such a move would have made electoral sense.
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