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electoral observer

electoral observer noun: one who observes the counting of election ballots, typically so as to assess the conduct of the election process, and to report or record any suspected interference.

Noun

electoral observer (plural electoral observers)

  1. One who observes the counting of election ballots, typically so as to assess the conduct of the election process, and to report or record any suspected interference.

Forms of electoral observer

pluralelectoral observers

Origin of electoral observer

From electoral + observer.

Questions about electoral observer

What does electoral observer mean?
Electoral observer means one who observes the counting of election ballots, typically so as to assess the conduct of the election process, and to report or record any suspected interference.
What part of speech is electoral observer?
Electoral observer is a noun.
What is the plural of electoral observer?
The plural of electoral observer is electoral observers.

Words near electoral observer in the dictionary

  1. electoral college
  2. electoral colleges
  3. electoral district
  4. electoral districts
  5. electoral fraud
  6. electoral observer
  7. electoral observers
  8. Electoral Palatinate
  9. electoral register
  10. electoral registers
  11. electoral roll

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