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101swing voter — UK US noun [C] POLITICS ► someone who does not always vote for the same political party and who might be persuaded to vote for one of several parties in an election: »The parties all try to maximize their appeal to swing voters in marginal… …
102swing voter — see floating voter …
103floating voter — n someone who does not always vote for the same political party at elections …
104swing voter — swing ,voter noun count AMERICAN someone who does not always vote for the same party in elections …
105aspirational voter — /æspəreɪʃənəl ˈvoʊtə/ (say aspuhrayshuhnuhl vohtuh) noun a voter in an election whose choice of candidate is linked to their own material ambitions and desire to improve their situation in life …
106floating voter — /floʊtɪŋ ˈvoʊtə/ (say flohting vohtuh) noun → swinging voter …
107qualified voter — A legal voter. A person qualified to vote generally; i.e. one who meets the residency, age, and registration requirements. One having constitutional qualifications for privilege, who is duly registered pursuant to law, and has present right to… …
108intimidation of voter — Producing fear sufficient to deter a voter from the exercise of his free will, thereby affecting the integrity of an election, irrespective of the degree in which force is displayed. 26 Am J2d Elect § 286 …
109legal voter — A person authorized by law to cast his ballot at an election. A person who possesses the qualifications for voting prescribed by law and who also has registered as a voter in accordance with the statute. Re Opinion of Justices, 247 Mass 583, 143… …
110residence of voter — The domicil of the voter; his home; his place of permanent abode. The place where he is habitually present, and to which, when he departs, he intends to return. The home to which, whenever absent, he intends to return. 25 Am J2d Elect § 66 …
