An elector is a person who has the right to vote in an election. They can choose a candidate or make a decision on an important matter. Essentially, an elector is someone who has the power to decide by casting their vote. Full definition
town versus country) or by artificial «fixing» of divisions (such as gerrymandering, in which the boundaries of electoral districts are abused by the party in power, or by varying the number of electors in different districts). (politics.stackexchange.com)
If there are countervailing concerns raised by permitting Canadians living abroad to vote as electors in the last Canadian riding they lived in, alternative solutions exist: e.g. the Italian approach of having members of parliament specifically representing expatriates. (slaw.ca)
This is the bill to repair the typographical error that requires petitions to create a new party to contain a list of presidential elector candidates if that group intends to nominate someone for President. (thirdpartypolitics.us)