Collocations for voter - noun
ADJECTIVE
eligible,
registered
Only a quarter of registered voters actually voted in the election.
Only a quarter of registered voters actually voted in the election.
absentee
(AmE)
overseas
floating (BrE), uncommitted, undecided
first-time, new
swing
likely, potential
ordinary
the feelings of ordinary voters
overseas
floating (BrE), uncommitted, undecided
first-time, new
swing
likely, potential
ordinary
the feelings of ordinary voters
Labour,
Republican,
etc.
black, rural, young, etc.
primary (AmE)
state (AmE)
black, rural, young, etc.
primary (AmE)
state (AmE)
VERB + voter
appeal to,
attract,
woo
attempts to appeal to undecided voters
attempts to appeal to undecided voters
persuade
convince, remind
urge, warn
influence, sway
register
disenfranchise
convince, remind
urge, warn
influence, sway
register
disenfranchise
voter + VERB
choose sb,
elect sb,
go for sb,
pick sb
In this election, voters chose candidates who promised economic security.
In this election, voters chose candidates who promised economic security.
back sb,
favour/favor sb,
prefer sb
participate in sth, turn out
More than two million voters participated in the election.
participate in sth, turn out
More than two million voters participated in the election.
cast their vote,
go to the polls,
vote
want sth
approve sth, decide sth, pass sth, support sth
reject sth
want sth
approve sth, decide sth, pass sth, support sth
reject sth
voter + NOUN
turnout
Voter turnout was very low.
Voter turnout was very low.
participation
registration
apathy, fatigue
intimidation
The opposition alleged voter intimidation by the army.
registration
apathy, fatigue
intimidation
The opposition alleged voter intimidation by the army.
fraud
list, roll (AmE)
list, roll (AmE)