Difference between Elective and Electoral

ELECTIVE vs ELECTORAL: NOUN

In the colleges of the United States, an optional study; any one of a number of studies from which the scholar is allowed to select that which he prefers.
In an American college, an optional study or course of study; a course that is not required.
Something that is option or that may be elected, especially a course of tertiary study.
An optional academic course or subject.
A course that the student can select from among alternatives

Optional
Chosen by election; dependent on choice; bestowed or passing by election: as, an elective monarchy (one in which the king is raised to the throne by election); the office is elective: opposed to hereditary, or to tenure by appointment.
Pertaining or relating to or consisting in the choice or right of choosing by vote: as, the elective principle in government; the elective franchise.
Exerting the power of choice.
Selecting for combination: as, an elective attraction, which is a tendency in bodies to unite with certain kinds of matter in preference to other kinds.

Voluntary, Commuted, Discretionary, Selective, Permissive, Choice, Option, Facultative, Volunteer, Traineeship, Internship, Nonappointive, Optional, Electoral, Elected

Voters, Senatorial, Polling, Electioneering, Parliamentary, Constituencies, Voter, Polls, Electors, Electorate, Political, Election, Elections, Elective, Elected

Volunteers, Voluntary, Discretionary, Selective, Permissive, Choice, Option, Facultative, Volunteer, Traineeship, Internship, Nonappointive, Optional, Electoral, Elected

Constituency, Primaries, Voting, Voters, Senatorial, Electioneering, Parliamentary, Voter, Polls, Electors, Electorate, Political, Election, Elective, Elected

Elective Contributions and Roth Elective Deferrals but only to the extent such types of deferrals were made for the year.
Elective orthopaedic programme suspended, elective programme reduced to urgent and cancer patients to create capacity.
In other words, one elective from each of the three categories PLUS an additional elective from any category.
If the failed course is an elective, students may choose to take another elective course as a substitute.
Elective: The majority of cases, by far, are of an elective nature.
Students select three elective courses; not all elective courses are offered each academic year.
The course is split into Generic Elective Courses and Discipline Specific Elective Courses.
Ficzere teaches a didactic elective, Landmark Clinical Trials, and an experiential elective APPE focusing on academia.
Students who fail an elective rotationmust complete another elective rotation.
Elective features will be individually certified, and systems that use elective features must list the specific APIP Elective access features they support.

UNSMIL has worked closely with the new authorities to provide advice on drafting electoral legislation and on establishing an electoral commission.
Information is collected and processed by Regional Electoral Commissions, after collecting final protocols with voting results from Divisional Electoral Commissions.
Nebraska, one of two states that divides its electoral votes, has five total electoral votes up for grabs.
There is no legal restriction against ethnic minorities running for electoral office, serving as electoral monitors, or participating in the civil service.
Do electoral offense provisions of the electoral law also apply to the new technologies in use?
ID in local electoral office and get yourself enrolled in electoral list.
These include electoral campaigns, political attitudes, electoral integrity and legitimacy, policy outcomes, and turnout.
Even with an electoral system that favors rural areas, Republicans have a steep climb to win the Electoral College.
The electoral environment is also relatively unusual in that technology might be obtained for a specific electoral event.
Electoral Act as a delegate of the Electoral Commission.