electorate in Japanese
electorate in Japanese is 有権者 — electorate means the body of people in a country or district who are entitled to vote.
electorate in Japanese
有権者
Pronounced: yuukensha
The collective people of a country, state, or electoral district who are entitled to vote.
What does "electorate" mean?
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noun The body of people in a country or district who are entitled to vote.
"The electorate will decide the outcome in November."
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electorate in a sentence
- The electorate will decide the outcome in November.
- Politicians must listen to the concerns of the electorate.
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What is "electorate" in Japanese?
"electorate" in Japanese is 有権者. electorate means: The body of people in a country or district who are entitled to vote.
How do you pronounce 有権者?
"electorate" in Japanese is 有権者, pronounced "yuukensha".
How do you use "electorate" in a sentence?
Example: "The electorate will decide the outcome in November." In Japanese, "electorate" is 有権者.
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