Sentence examples for elector who from inspiring English sources

Like every other elector who cares about the vote, I am convinced that if the whole electorate shared my opinions the country would be saved from disaster.

"Of the two areas they had looked at, one had one elector who was affected, the other had six".

In 1702 the elector, who had meanwhile become king of Poland, sent her on an unsuccessful mission to arrange peace between himself and Charles XII of Sweden.

And am I going to vote against all the people in Oklahoma who voted two-to-one for Trump?" Charlie Potts, an anti-Trump Oklahoma Republican elector who had been seen as a potential dissident, told Politico recently.

Gavin Barwell, a former party organiser and MP for Croydon central, said: "When I was out knocking on doors I met elector after elector who said they were voting Liberal Democrat because 'they do a good job round here'.

Or there is a faithless elector who fails to cast a vote for Trump or Clinton.

Under the electoral college system, US presidents are not chosen directly by individual citizens but are voted into office by the 538 electoral college electors who are selected by each state.

1. c. On the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in a presidential election year, voters select the electors who cast their electoral votes for the candidate of the voters' choice.

Except you're voting not for the president, but for electors who will elect him, the members of the infamous electoral college.

Under the constitution, this year on 8 November Americans chose electors, who are usually party officials, to represent their states in the electoral college.

It merely appointed three electors who voted for Hayes.