English–Japanese
“voter” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiyūkensha
Example
多くの有権者が投票しました。ō ku no yū ken sha ga tō hyō shi ma shi ta
Many voters voted.
How to say “voter” in Japanese
“Voter” in Japanese is 有権者 (yūkensha).
Refers to a person entitled to vote, or to the body of such people considered together in an election.
Example sentences with 有権者
若い有権者も政治について学んでいます。waka i yū ken sha mo sei ji ni tsu i te mana n de i ma su
Young voters are also learning about politics.
Tips for using 有権者
- In English, voter usually means one individual, whereas electorate refers to the whole body of people entitled to vote.