voter

Converse of object

• disillusion: The government can also appeal to disillusioned heartland voters, by claiming to be improving inner-city schools.
• convince: The Chancellor must convince skeptical voters that the fruits of the strong economy have not been squandered.
• persuade: They will work in schools, markets and other places where people gather, to persuade voters to register.
• canvass: I have a solid team of local activists who are out every day leafleting and canvassing the voters of Tyne Bridge.
• remind: A description such as " Save Kidderminster Hospital " or " No to George Bush " would remind voters of what you stand for.

Preposition: in

• constituency: The voters in each constituency will elect a single person to represent them in the House of Commons.
• referendum: The Belfast Agreement was endorsed by 71.1 per cent of NI voters in a referendum held on 22 May.

Adjective modifier

• floating: Become a bit of a floating voter in recent years.
• undecided: This whole thing about ' undecided voters ' being the key to the US election.
• Conservative: Many Conservative voters either didn't turn out or voted for another party.
• first-time: They see an issue that appeals to first-time voters who don't seem to care about anything else very much.
• postal: There is already enough such information displayed in the polling station, or included in the instructions sent to postal voters.
• eligible: The second stage, an open primary for all eligible voters, was replaced by opinion polls.

Modifies a noun

• apathy: THE PROBLEM Voter apathy is a pressing concern to everyone involved in British politics.
• turnout: The likely outcome of the election campaign is a fall in voter turnout.
• turn-out: MDC election campaign co-ordinator Victor Moyo conceded the opposition party was unhappy with the poor voter turn-out.
• registration: The voter registration period itself runs from 10 to 30 November.
• intimidation: Egyptian judges monitoring the polls have also complained of voter intimidation and interference by security forces in the earlier rounds of elections.

Noun used with modifier

• swing: If I'm a middle class swing voter in a marginal seat then my vote is valuable.