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persuadable

adjective as in impressionable

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Within a few years, however, some of those positions proved a liability for Democrats when trying to win over persuadable voters and keep their coalition from fraying.

From BBC

They are courting each and every vote - with so-called "persuadable" Americans a particular prize.

From BBC

The remaining persuadable voters — about 4% of the electorate — tend to consume less information about politics.

The hope peddlers and hopium sellers took Trump’s blue state rallies as another sign that Kamala Harris’ victory was probable because she's spending her resources, time and energy mobilizing persuadable voters in the battleground states.

From Salon

All of those categories can reasonably be imagined as “persuadable,” though the cost-benefit ratio involved in efforts to reach them and get them to the polls could be prohibitive.

From Salon

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