Electoral

/ɪˈlɛk.tə.rəl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Relating to elections or the process of voting.

The electoral process in the country has been established to ensure fair representation.

Pertaining to or connected with an electorate.

Electoral districts are drawn to reflect the population distribution.

Having the power to elect; related to the selection of a representative.

The electoral committee is responsible for overseeing the voting process.

Relating to the administration of elections.

Electoral reforms are necessary to enhance the integrity of the voting system.

Of or pertaining to the right to vote.

Every citizen has the electoral right to participate in the democratic process.

From Latin electoralis, from electio 'election'.

electoral vote

A vote cast by a member of the electoral college.

electoral district

A geographic area represented by an elected official.

electoral reform

Changes to the electoral system to improve fairness or effectiveness.

election

The act of choosing someone for a position by voting.

vote

A formal expression of choice or opinion.

candidate

A person who is selected by others as a contender for an honor or position.

Vote for someone or something.

I'm going to throw my electoral weight behind her in the next election.

Relating to political campaigning.

He's really getting into the electoral grind this season.