VOTER


Meaning of VOTER in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ eligible , registered

Only a quarter of registered ~s actually voted in the election.

▪ absentee ( AmE )

▪ overseas

▪ floating ( BrE ), uncommitted , undecided

▪ first-time , new

▪ swing

▪ likely , potential

▪ ordinary

the feelings of ordinary ~s

▪ Labour , Republican , etc.

▪ black , rural , young , etc.

▪ primary ( AmE )

▪ state ( AmE )

VERB + VOTER

▪ appeal to , attract , woo

attempts to appeal to undecided ~s

▪ persuade

▪ convince , remind

▪ urge , warn

▪ influence , sway

▪ register

▪ disenfranchise

VOTER + VERB

▪ choose sb , elect sb , go for sb , pick sb

In this election, ~s chose candidates who promised economic security.

▪ back sb , favour/favor sb , prefer sb

▪ participate in sth , turn out

More than two million ~s participated in the election.

▪ cast their vote , go to the polls , vote

▪ want sth

▪ approve sth , decide sth , pass sth , support sth

▪ reject sth

VOTER + NOUN

▪ turnout

Voter turnout was very low.

▪ participation

▪ registration

▪ apathy , fatigue

▪ intimidation

The opposition alleged ~ intimidation by the army.

▪ fraud

▪ list , roll ( AmE )

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .