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Definition of electorate vote in English: electorate votenoun NZ (in New Zealand's mixed member proportional voting system) a vote cast for a local candidate, as distinct from a separate vote for a national party or candidate. the poll asked voters which candidate they would give their electorate vote to Example sentencesExamples - He turned down his ranking as the last cabinet minister, pinning all his hopes on the electorate vote.
- My electorate vote is however wasted on any other candidate than the PM.
- They will no longer comply with any nod-wink arrangement that requires they cast their electorate vote for the ACT candidate for National's greater good.
- It has 35.7 percent of the electorate vote, compared with Labour's 26.3 percent.
- On top of the party vote spending cap, each individual candidate can spend up to $25,000 contesting the electorate vote.
- She said it was fatal for minor parties to concentrate on the electorate vote.
- Labour won it on the electorate vote!
- Eight per cent were undecided on who they would give their party vote to, down 3 points from the previous poll, while 14 percent were undecided on their electorate vote, down 2 points.
- The electorate vote you give to the person you want to be your local representative.
- Casting an electorate vote for him improves Labour's chances of forming a government - which ought to make it a no-brainer.
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