Electoral (adjective)

1. Relating to or consisting of electors or a vote for the election of a ruler or representatives.
2. Of or relating to elections or the process of electing people to public office.
3. Relating to or based on a system of election.
4. Relating to the right to vote in an election.
5. Of or relating to the act of electing someone to a political office.

Origin:

Late 16th century (as a noun denoting the right to vote in an election): from latin electoralis, from elector "voter".

Examples:

1. The electoral college decides who becomes the President of the United States.
2. Electoral laws were amended to include provisions for early voting.
3. Electoral reforms were introduced to ensure a fair and transparent election process.
4. The electoral system was criticized for its lack of representation.
5. The electoral district was redrawn to ensure equal representation of voters.