"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

(5) undecided, uncommitted

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 12

1. likely voter = potencjalny wyborca likely voter

2. potential voter = potencjalny wyborca potential voter

3. prospective voter = potencjalny wyborca prospective voter

4. upstate voter = wyborca znajdujący się w północnej części stanu upstate voter

5. overseas voter = zagraniczny wyborca overseas voter

6. actual voter = rzeczywisty wyborca actual voter

7. would-be voter = potencjalny wyborca would-be voter

She acknowledged that in some cases, would-be voters might have been mistakenly removed through errors either by the board or the post office.
Perhaps, barring any new disclosures, reporters and would-be voters have grown weary of covering old ground.
While canvassing can be productive, it may frustrate many would-be voters.
Once citizenship is proved, he said, would-be voters are given a registration receipt that they must then produce to take part in the election.
The judges may issue an immediate court order that the would-be voter can take to the local polling place.
Long lines can cause would-be voters to abstain, a stealth disenfranchisement.
Shoving matches and shouting also broke out at some polling stations when would-be voters did not find their names on the rolls.
During those elections, government security forces surrounded polling places, beating and shooting would-be voters, in an effort to prevent opposition candidates from winning.
The poll questioned 700 would-be voters, and the margin of error among the 170 Hispanic was 7.5 percent.
He meets with small groups and talks to would-be voters outside mosques.