floating voter

noun

1. a person who does not vote consistently for any single political party

Example Sentences

The party appears instead to be focusing more of its efforts on seats in the south of England, where Mr Johnson’s appeal to floating voters is thought to be smaller.

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Labour, meanwhile, conscious they lose far more elections than they win, are attempting to appear reassuring to floating voters.

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What makes this election highly unpredictable is the significant proportion of floating voters deciding which 26 parties should fill the 150 seats in the Dutch parliament.

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More recently, Ms Birbalsingh - who describes herself as a "floating voter" - spoke at the National Conservatism conference.

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Sean Foster, 19, is studying aeronautical engineering and says he is currently a floating voter.

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