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voter

[voh-ter] / ˈvoʊ tər /
NOUN
elector
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The watchdog's chief executive Vijay Rangarajan said there was "a clear conflict of interest in asking existing councils to decide how long it will be before they are answerable to voters".

From BBC

Rural and working-class voters “want a better economic system that values the work they do.”

From Salon

The only alternatives would be for Lopez to resign, for voters to remove him through a costly recall election, or through the passage of a state law expanding on violations that trigger removal.

From Los Angeles Times

He said it would take time for some of his policies to have a meaningful impact for voters.

From The Wall Street Journal

His “prove me wrong” events—the invitation to take all comers in dialogues he set up on college campuses—often went viral online and drew thousands of young voters to the conservative cause.

From The Wall Street Journal