voters

word · lemma: voter

/ˈvoʊtɝz/
/vˈəʊtəz/

Definition

People who vote or have the right to vote in an election. Used especially in the context of political elections and democratic processes.

Usage & Nuances

Common collocations: 'registered voters,' 'swing voters' (undecided), 'first-time voters,' 'voter turnout' (percentage who actually vote), 'voter fraud,' 'voter suppression.' In the US, 'likely voters' is a polling term for people expected to vote.

Example Sentences

Millions of voters went to the polls on election day.

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Young voters are becoming more politically active these days.

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The voters decided to elect a new mayor for the city.

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Swing voters in key battleground states could determine the outcome of the entire presidential race.

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Politicians always promise the world to voters during campaigns but somehow forget everything once they're in office.

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With voter turnout at a record low, many are questioning whether people have lost faith in the democratic process.

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