noun
Etymology
Origin of voter
Example Sentences
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“I’m calling on my fellow candidates to work together to organize our own debates — so we can take our ideas for a better California to every corner of California. Let’s let the voters truly decide.”
From Los Angeles Times
Ken Martin, the chair of the Democratic National Committee celebrated the victory on X, saying voters had "sent a message".
From BBC
Polls show the cost of living is voters’ top concern.
From Barron's
Polls show a majority of New York voters approve of increasing taxes on high-income earners in the city.
The change probably would also require voter approval.
From Los Angeles Times
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