How to pronounce “electorate”(noun) in English

They're voted in by the electorate.

that's because we the electorate are are not making our demands clearly enough in that respect and if we're going to have

And I talked about expansion of the electorate.

almost impossible to sell to their electorates well it it leads to higher energy bills if energy use remains

Particularly, the expansion electorate we're talking about.

Caucuses were where we had to expand the electorate. Now, because turn out had been so low, you had a greater ability to expand the electorate, because in a primary, you can only go from,

And after the election's over, both the electorate is kind of exhausted.

were delivered by the elected government as part of the promise that they made to the electorate befor election.

it is, it was attempt to influence policy not by a legislature but by the whole electorate.

So the expansion of the electorate.

We wanted to talk to 20 percent of the Republican electorate, because we thought they might beat for us.

That means he's going to the United States Senate, the most elite club in the world with the support of 10% of the electorate in the state he's going to represent.

office, and run for president potentially, and if she makes a statement about the Rohingya, she's going to lose a part of the electorate.

We are exceptional, we float above these things because, some part of our electorate thinks it's because God has ordained us to be so and others just think that, "Well we are the

public opinion polls to know that the risk were seem to be roughly 50-50, right, because I mean the electorate was pretty divided ahead of time.

And then they realized that they couldn't do it and that the Republican primary electorate, the Republican Convention delegates wouldn't

And we got to start standing up and getting a grip on this with the media that can make so much problem this way with a general electorate

won -- is that we tried to do something that rarely has anyone in politics achieved, certainly at the presidential level -- was that, we tried to change the electorate.

And we won the Iowa caucuses, which takes up a big part of the book -- almost entirely based on expansion of the electorate, you

So that's a big thread -- the change in the electorate.

is, I can't, what, the electorates and they have their own pressures, whereas the Chinese can really afford to take much longer term--

that these polarizing issues including healthcare has become very, very difficult for people to understand, for the electorates to understand, for Democrats who originally thought it was