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voter

[voh-ter] / ˈvoʊ tər /
NOUN
elector
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So we've chosen some of the most-used platforms and will see how their offerings differ for each of our voters with their various opinions, lifestyles and locations.

From BBC

Utah, for example, has had universal mail voting since 2012, meaning that counties could conduct their elections entirely by mail by sending all registered voters a mail ballot.

From Salon

Back in 2022, when New York State was preparing to approve the practice, the state's Catholic Conference urged voters to contact its governor to voice opposition.

From BBC

The library’s Miami location, next to the Freedom Tower, drew objections from Miami voters in a poll released late last year.

From The Wall Street Journal

It did not include a choice for “undecided,” while the other two polls showed that significant percentages of voters hadn’t made up their minds.

From Los Angeles Times