noun
Etymology
Origin of voter
Example Sentences
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Despite her traditional views on gender and family, Takaichi has proven especially popular among young voters between the ages of 18 and 30, polls show.
From BBC
A referendum ballot on Sunday also gives voters a chance to voice whether they want constitutional reform in principle, but with no specific measures on the table.
From Barron's
Two-thirds of voters in one poll said they would not back Bass in the June primary, Guerra said.
From Los Angeles Times
Pollsters even suggest with some caution due to undecided voters and wintry weather that the LDP and its coalition partner could secure 310 seats needed for a handy two-thirds majority.
From Barron's
Yes, she needs to communicate effectively in the digital age and to reach voters where they are.
From Salon
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