Election Vocabulary

Millennials

1. Home
2. English Idioms
3. Election Vocabulary
4. Millennials

Millennials - people born from 1981 and 1996

• My sister is a millennial, because she was born in 1984.
• The millennials are going to have a lot of power in the elections.
• Millennials grew up with the Internet.
• Most of the millennials in our town are very political.
• Millennials do not understand the older generation.
• We have a few teachers who are millennials. They are really good teachers, and they understand us well.

1. Home
2. English Idioms
3. Election Vocabulary
4. Millennials

Presidential Election

Nonpartisan

Ballot Box

Absentee Voter

Opinion Poll

Voting Machine

Recount

Oval Office

Voter Turnout

Rig An Election

Deciding Vote

Abstention

Absentee Ballot

Election

Democracy

Absolute Majority

Landslide

Voting Booth

Platform

Veto

Polling Place

Candidate

Election Day

Voter Participation

Floating Voter

Warmonger

Nonpartisan

Swing Voter

Political Football

Political Prisoners

On The Take

Millennials

Right-winger

Brexit

A Clean Sweep

Brexit

Dream Team

Green Party

Press The Flesh

Political Suicide

More English Idioms

English Idioms By Subject

Tech Idioms

English Idioms Beginning With A

English Idioms Beginning With B

English Idioms Beginning With C

English Idioms Beginning With D

English Idioms Beginning With E

English Idioms Beginning With F

English Idioms Beginning With G

English Idioms Beginning With H

English Idioms Beginning With I - J

English Idioms Beginning With K

English Idioms Beginning With L

English Idioms Beginning With M

English Idioms Beginning With N

English Idioms Beginning With O

English Idioms Beginning With P - Q

English Idioms Beginning With R

English Idioms Beginning With S

English Idioms Beginning With T

English Idioms Beginning With U - W - X - Y - Z

English Idioms Quiz #1