Synonyms for VOTER
ˈvoʊ tərvot·er

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1. voter, electornoun

   a citizen who has a legal right to vote

   Synonyms:
   voter, elector

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1. voternoun

   Synonyms:
   elector, suffragist

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1. List of paraphrases for "voter":

   elector, electors, voters, electorate, electoral, constituent, voting, election

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1. Larry Hogan:

   The fundamental responsibility of the State Board of Elections is to conduct free and fair elections in a manner that facilitates maximum voter participation, this approach — which is already fully authorized by existing state law — will maximize participation in the November election by offering voters more options while minimizing confusion and risk during the COVID-19 pandemic.

2. Scott Jennings:

   If you are Trump, part of your mission here is making sure that any center-right voter who voted for you in 2016, and mostly votes Republican, has a reason to stay with you. The best policy ground for Hunter Biden to fight upon is The Economy.

3. Steve Vladeck:

   Today's decision could provide a road map to other states to follow Ohio's lead and to adopt aggressive rules for culling their voter rolls going forward, even with respect to folks who are still living in Ohio and legally eligible to vote.

4. Election Day.Read MoreELECTION:

   It very well could have started in a good place -- making sure that voters have confidence in using the mail for voting -- but I do think when we see the pattern of voter suppression coming out of the President in his use of the Post Office to try to suppress voters, I do think it's suspect.

5. Ali Noorani:

   To have more people become citizens is good for our democracy and at the end of the day, whether a candidate is a Republican or a Democrat, they just have to make the best case possible to get that voter, if Republican candidates, whether it's for president, Senate, House or city council, want Asian, Latino voters to come to them, they have to compete for them.