divided electorate
Frequency: 7.06.1 per million words
Indicates that voters have strong, opposing opinions on issues.
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- The recent election revealed a deeply divided electorate.
- Leading a country with such a divided electorate is a significant challenge for any new government.
- The debate over economic policy has created a divided electorate, with no clear consensus.
- Historically, few issues have created such a divided electorate as this one.
- Polls suggest we will face a divided electorate in the upcoming referendum.
- A divided electorate often leads to political gridlock and legislative inaction.
- The political analyst commented on the growing problem of a divided electorate in modern democracies.
- How can a candidate appeal to a divided electorate without alienating one side?
- The campaign's strategy was to focus on unifying themes to bridge the gap within the divided electorate.
- The influence of social media has contributed to an increasingly divided electorate.