Synonyms for voter
ˈvoʊ tərvot·er

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1. voter, electornoun

   a citizen who has a legal right to vote

   Synonyms:
   elector

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1. • Citizen

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1. voternoun

   Synonyms:
   elector, suffragist

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1. List of paraphrases for "voter":

   elector, electors, voters, electorate, electoral, constituent, voting, election

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1. Julianne Murray:

   Particularly, this is a midterm, so it ’ll be interesting to see what happens with voter turnout. Typically, in a midterm turnout’s not as high, but I think people are engaged.

2. Mark Earley:

   We err on the side of the voter, i think we try to make sure those votes are tabulated. But in my position, from my frame of reference, there has to be some check or guard against voter fraud.

3. Maya Berry:

   An identifier is important for every single reason we can think of, it's important for the trillion dollar-plus federal budget, the voter registration ballots, the classes for English as a second language. I can't think of a way that data and information don't affect everyday life. For us to be rendered invisible data-wise, it's harming the community.

4. Secretary Kemp:

   The chaos of switching to a completely different voting system this close to an election would cause inconvenience, voter confusion, and potentially suppressed turn-out.

5. Hillary Holley:

   Now, with the GOP's voter suppression campaign ramping up in state houses across the country, Fair Fight Action is proud to join with Michelle Obama and When We All Vote alongside other civil and voting rights organizations to fight back against Republicans' anti-voter agenda. We're ready to work with our allies to recruit new volunteers and keep organizing Americans to push for the Senate to pass new federal protections for voting rights at a time when we need them more than ever.