A joint electorate is a voting system where multiple communities or groups, often defined by religion or ethnicity, participate in the same electoral process and share the same electoral rolls. This system is designed to promote inclusivity and representation by allowing diverse groups to vote for candidates regardless of their identity. It contrasts with separate electorates, where distinct groups vote in isolated elections, potentially leading to increased division. Joint electorates aim to foster unity and cooperation among different communities within a political framework.
The electorate are people who can vote. The electorate decides who represents them.
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Politicians communicate so that the electorate can be informed
1. Party-in-the-electorate 2. Party organization 3. Party-in-electorate
The state electorate are the registered voters of that state.
seperate electorate means to elect on the basis of religion while joint means no involvement of religion.it is a blind process,do not matter the religion,cast or state
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The electorate are people who can vote. The electorate decides who represents them.
Electorate means the people entitled to vote. Here are some sentences.The electorate cast their votes.The politician wanted the electorate's support.The electorate decides who will run our country.
The electorate are the people who are eligible to vote in any given election.
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Politicians communicate so that the electorate can be informed
Electorate of Saxony was created in 1356.
Electorate of Saxony ended in 1806.
Electorate of Cologne ended in 1803.
Electorate of Hesse was created in 1803.