votable
- adjective
- /ˈvoʊtəbl/
- Only officially nominated candidates are votable in the upcoming student council election.
Examples
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If a candidate misses the deadline, they are not votable in this election cycle.
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The committee reviewed which proposals were votable at the annual meeting.
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The committee presented a votable list of candidates.
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Is this proposal votable in the next meeting?
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In the upcoming election, only candidates who are votable will appear on the ballot.
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The committee reviewed the list of votable candidates for the next board position.
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To be considered votable, a proposal must meet specific eligibility criteria set by the organization.
Synonyms
Allowed by law to be chosen for a public office
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Votable comes from vote, which comes from the Latin votum meaning 'a wish'. A vote was originally a way to show your wish for a person, so votable describes someone who 'can be' chosen by a vote.