No. 3,424 in Spanish
electorado
The body of people entitled to vote in an election.
In a sentence
El electorado eligió a un nuevo presidente en las últimas elecciones.
The electorate elected a new president in the last elections.
In this sentence, 'electorado' refers to the collective body of people entitled to vote in the election.
Las encuestas reflejan un cambio en las preferencias del electorado.
Polls reflect a change in the electorate's preferences.
Here, 'electorado' represents the group of voters whose opinions or inclinations are being measured or analyzed.
Los partidos políticos buscan captar la atención del electorado joven.
Political parties seek to capture the attention of the young electorate.
In this instance, 'electorado' is used to discuss a specific subset of voters, namely young individuals.
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