general electorate

Frequency: 8.015.2 per million words

Refers to the entire body of voters, not a specific subgroup.

electorateADJECTIVE + electorate

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general

Examples (10)

  • His statements are likely to cost him dearly among the general electorate.
  • The new tax policy was designed to appeal to the general electorate, not just wealthy donors.
  • Polls suggest the general electorate is feeling cynical about politics.
  • How will this scandal affect the candidate's standing with the general electorate?
  • The party's message failed to resonate with the general electorate.
  • To win the election, she must gain support from the general electorate.
  • The campaign shifted its focus to address the concerns of the general electorate.
  • A candidate's primary supporters are often more extreme than the general electorate.
  • Understanding the mood of the general electorate is key to a successful campaign.
  • The final decision rests with the general electorate, who will vote next week.