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electoral college
noun[ C ]
uk /ɪˌlek.tər.əl ˈkɒl.ɪdʒ/ us /ɪˌlek.tɚ.əl ˈkɑː.lɪdʒ/
a group of people whose job is to choose a political or religious leader（政治或宗教的）领袖选举团
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Voters & candidates in elections
abstainer
Brexiteer
candidate
carpetbagger
constituency
constituent
coronate
multi-candidate
nay
non-voter
non-voting
primary
re-eligibility
slate
ticket
unaffiliated
unelectable
voter
write in
yea
However, the disposition of Lincoln's vote gave him the electoral college.
Should the electoral college be continued?
The President and Vice-President are elected, through an electoral college, for a term of four years.
The electors of all the States are called collectively the electoral college.
These three classes then elect the members of an electoral college, who then elect the member of the house.
electoral college | American Dictionary
electoral college
noun[ U ]
politics & government
a group of people whose votes are determined by how the people vote in each state, and who officially elect the president and vice president in the US
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