elector
US /ɪˈlɛktɚ/
・UK /ɪˈlektə(r)/
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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Citizen who has a legal right to vote
A citizen above 21 years old becomes an elector, who is able to vote
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- The church was built as a Lutheran Protestant church during the Prince Elector Frederick Augustus I's time.
The church was built as a Lutheran Protestant church during the Prince Elector Frederick Augustus I's time.
- The church was built as a Lutheran Protestant church during the Prince-Elector Frederick August I's time.
The church was built as a Lutheran Protestant church during the Prince-Elector Frederick August I's time.
Book 01 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame Audiobook by Victor Hugo (Chs 1-6)
- Simon Saguin, the elector of Picardie, with his wife on the cropper!" "Post equitem seclet ultra iura!
Simon Saguin, the elector of Picardie, with his wife on the cropper!" "Post equitem seclet ultra iura!
- Elector!
Elector!
Voting In The U.S. Electoral College | December 15, 2020
- Some cancel the vote and replace the elector, and some count it as a criminal charge.
Some cancel the vote and replace the elector, and some count it as a criminal charge.
- Some cancel the vote and replace the elector, and some count it as a criminal charge.
Some cancel the vote and replace the elector, and some count it as a criminal charge.
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- The Prime Minister wasn't very relaxed about it when he stood at Elector only a few weeks ago and said that this is absolutely going to happen.
The Prime Minister wasn't very relaxed about it when he stood at Elector only a few weeks ago and said that this is absolutely going to happen.
There's Cell Service On The Moon? | October 20, 2020
- Can an elector ignore the popular vote?
Can an elector ignore the popular vote?
- Yes, it's called a faithless elector, but it's rare, and it has never affected the outcome of an election.
Yes, it's called a faithless elector, but it's rare, and it has never affected the outcome of an election.
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- He certainly goes to different cities across Europe and finds the right people but there's this moment where he is getting these commissions left right and centre and then when he comes over to London he's already technically the capo maestra of the Hannoverian court, the elector of Hannover, George.
He certainly goes to different cities across Europe and finds the right people but there's this moment where he is getting these commissions left right and centre and then when he comes over to London he's already technically the capo maestra of the Hannoverian court, the elector of Hannover, George.
PBS News Hour full episode, August 18, 2026
- he has been closely tied to the fake elector scheme and been photographed with those people in late 2020.
he has been closely tied to the fake elector scheme and been photographed with those people in late 2020.
Destructive storms roar through Oklahoma | May 8, 2024
- Our ink is being used to mark every elector.
Our ink is being used to mark every elector.