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How many voters does each electorate represent in the Australian House of Representatives?
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What is the population of eligible voters called?
The population of eligible voters is called the electorate.
True or false an electorate is an area of the country in which the voters elect one person to represent the people in that area?
False An electorate is the people in an area or country who are entitled to vote in an election/referendum.
What is the antonym of electorate?
There's no exact opposite for electorate, but the electorate is a body politic of registered voters, so at a stretch you could use 'non-voters' as an antonym.
What is a group of voters?
It is the electorate.
What is another name voters?
Electorate.
What is an antonym for electorate?
Non-voters
Who is the state electorate for NSW?
The state electorate are the registered voters of that state.
Do eligible voters get to vote for candidates running for House of Representatives?
Yes- all registered voters in the US can vote for a congressman to represent his district in the House.
Which term refers to eligible voters?
Electorate(suffrage)
What is meant by separate or communal electorate?
Communal electrote in the simplest of the terms means voters divided on the basis of community. The communities can be different religions, different castes etc. The voters of each community say Mulsim voters are allowed to vote for Muslim representatives only. This means that Hindu voters will not be able to choose a representative among the Mulsim candidates. They can vote for candidates among Hindu candidates only. This kind of electorate ensures that all the communities find a suitable representation at the end.
What is the amount of voters per electorate?
It is usually called an electoral quotient.
What are voters known as?
The people able to vote in an election are called the electorate.
