Electors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELECTORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ELECTOR, one that elects
• a person who has the right to vote in an election, especially one for members of a national parliament
• (in the US) a member of the electoral college.
• a German prince entitled to take part in the election of the Holy Roman Emperor

Words related to ELECTORS

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Words that contain ELECTORS

selectors11 prelectors14 electorship18 electorships19 preselectors16

How to use ELECTORS in a sentence

• The state convention also names the presidential electors to be supported by the party.
• At Aschaffenburg, the summer residence of the Electors of Mainz, Ries, Simrock, and the two Rombergs took Beethoven with them to call upon the great pianist, Sterkel.
• The electors are to be the great body of the people of the United States.
• This law was in the main fair and just, and it is to be regretted that all the qualified electors had not registered themselves and voted under its provisions.
• Almost everywhere the elections had been quiet and the electors less numerous than had been anticipated.
• Three of these electors were archbishops, one was king of Bohemia, and the others were counts of large counties in Germany like Hanover and Brandenburg.
• In Maryland they were chosen by a special college of electors, an arrangement which was copied in our federal government in the election of the president of the United States.
• In the second contested election, that of 1800, the electors simply registered the result of the popular vote, and it has been so ever since.
• A state entitled to ten electors would choose eight of them in its eight congressional districts, and there were various ways of choosing the other two.
• In every case, after the choice of the President, the person having the greatest number of votes of the electors shall be the Vice-President.
• He was the first Democratic governor to be elected, one of the presidential electors for Madison, and a director of the first bank established at Annapolis.
• McKean, therefore, intends to call the legislature to meet immediately after the new election, to appoint electors themselves.
• LLOYD GEORGE to make some quite clear statement regarding his advice to electors.
• Lord John Russell, as has always been his custom, referred to his past life as the standard by which the electors should judge his future policy.
• Further, a permanent committee of electors was appointed to watch over public order.
• Leo is said to have told the electors to seek a husbandman named Wamba, whose lands lay somewhere in the west, asserting that he did this under direction of the heavenly powers.
• Graham was from the first looked upon with a great deal of favour by a large body of the more influential electors, and his general committee, of which Mr.
• In these, delegates are chosen for the State conventions, where Presidential electors are appointed, and also the delegates sent to the National Convention.
• He is not chosen directly by the people, but by a body of electors, some of whom are chosen by the people, and some of whom are appointed by the State legislatures.
• The Republican members of Congress continued to hold a regular caucus and thus to direct the votes of the party electors until 1824.
• When Illinois sent nine Democratic electors to vote for James K.
• On a recent occasion, the electors being equally divided regarding the appointment of a Siem, it was necessary to appeal to the people of the State.
• By an agreement between the allied conquerors, the emperor of the East was nominated by the vote of twelve electors, chosen equally from the French and Venetians.
• He appealed to the electors as one who would direct all his efforts to restore the old bond of confidence between Crown and people.
• First each state chose presidential electors usually by vote of its legislature.
• This gives to each state as many electors as it has Senators and Representatives in Congress.
• Before the British Reform Bill of 1832 much play was made of pocket boroughs of twenty or thirty electors.
• In no state, therefore, are any but qualified electors eligible to the office of senator or representative.

Similar words containing ELECTOR without suffix s

elector9 selector10 electoral11 prelector13 selectors11 electorate12 electoress12 electorial12 prelectors14 electorally16 electorates13 electorship18 preselector15 selectorate13 selectorial13 electoresses14 electorially17 electorships19 preselectors16 selectorates14

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