voter
- IPA[ˈvəʊtə]
英式
- a person who votes or has the right to vote at an election.
noun: voter, plural noun: voters
- 相關詞
- a person whose vote is regarded as decisive to the outcome of an election because it is not ... swing voters in different states have radically different priorities
Oxford American Dictionary
- a person who has not decided which way to vote in an election, or one who does not consistently ... the party leader stepped up his efforts to appeal to floating voters
Oxford Dictionary
- a person who casts a vote ahead of election day: early voters were having problems with the electronic voting machines
Oxford American Dictionary
- activities or measures intended to prevent people, especially those belonging to particular ... measures were approved that aim to make the voting process easier and combat voter suppression voter suppression tactics such as diminished voting hours, the closing of polling stations, and strict voter identification laws
Oxford Dictionary
- a voter motivated primarily by an interest in upholding conservative social values: his message has been connecting with evangelicals and values voters
Oxford Dictionary
- a person who casts a vote ahead of election day: early voters were having problems with the electronic voting machines
Oxford Dictionary
- a person whose vote is regarded as decisive to the outcome of an election because it is not ... swing voters in different states have radically different priorities
Oxford Dictionary
- activities or measures intended to prevent people, especially those belonging to particular ... measures were approved that aim to make the voting process easier and combat voter suppression voter suppression tactics such as diminished voting hours, the closing of polling stations, and strict voter identification laws
Oxford American Dictionary
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- IPA[ˈvōdər]
美式
- a person who votes or has the right to vote at an election.
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