ballotgroup
nounUK /ˈbælətɡruːp/
US /ˈbælətɡruːp/
A ballotgroup is a group of people who vote together.
The ballotgroup gathered at the polling station to cast their votes.
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2. A set of candidates or options listed together on a voting paper.
The ballotgroup on the paper included three names for the same office.
3. A collection of ballots counted or handled as a single unit.
Officials sealed the ballotgroup in a box for the recount.
4. An organized association that coordinates voting among its members.
The union formed a ballotgroup to support the new policy.