Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

voting-bloc

noun

/ˈvoʊtɪŋ blɒk/

Definition

A group of voters who share common interests and vote together in elections.

Examples

The environmental voting-bloc pushed for stronger climate policies in the last election.
Politicians often tailor their campaigns to appeal to specific voting-blocs.
The voting-bloc of young voters played a crucial role in the candidate’s victory.

Meaning

Voting-bloc refers to a coalition of voters who unite to influence the outcome of elections by voting in a coordinated manner, often to advance shared goals or policies.