"voter" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

voter sustantivo

sustantivo + voter

Kolokacji: 55

swing voter • Women Voter • minority voter • California voter • New Jersey voter • ...

voter + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 63

voter turnout • voter registration • voter fraud • voter participation • voter approval • ...

voter + verbo

Kolokacji: 122

voter approves • voter chooses • voter rejects • voter elects • voter votes • voter casts • voter passes • voter decides • voter wants • ...

verbo + voter

Kolokacji: 69

register voters • remind voters • ask voters • tell voters • urge voters • convince voters • attract voters • allow voters • ...

adjetivo + voter

Kolokacji: 111

black voter • eligible voter • Democratic voter • white voter • Hispanic voter • undecided voter • likely voter • conservative voter • ...

Kolokacji: 28

Grup znaczeniowych: 31

(1) black, white, African-American

Kolokacji: 3

(2) eligible, ineligible

Kolokacji: 2

(3) Democratic, Republican

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 7

1. Hispanic voter = Iberyjski wyborca Hispanic voter

2. American voter = Amerykański wyborca American voter

3. suburban voter = podmiejski wyborca suburban voter

4. Cuban-American voter = Kubański-Amerykanin wyborca Cuban-American voter

This policy is an outdated relic of the cold war and exists only as a political payoff to Republican-leaning Cuban-American voters in Miami.
Among Hispanics, there are only three incumbents, two of whom represent conservative Cuban-American voters in Florida.
He portrayed the administration's move as an election-year ploy to appease Cuban-American voters.
Of the 600,000 Cuban-American voters here, more than 80 percent supported Mr. Bush in 2000.
And while reluctant to offend Cuban-American voters, senior officials have been eager to end the situation to prevent any worsening of relations with Havana.
But Cuban-American voters came through for him again in 1993, he said, when he ran for county commissioner and received more votes than a Cuban-American.
In 1988, more than 85 percent of Cuban-American voters in Florida cast their ballots for George Bush.
He is a Cuban-American and many Cuban-American voters in the district, who tend to vote Republican, are expected to support him.
At stake is a crucial group of Cuban-American voters, which leans Republican but helped deliver Florida to President Clinton in 1996.
Still, she and other political analysts agree that although Cuban-American voters may flirt with the Democrats this year, in the end they will resist seduction.