Synonyms for voting booth
vot·ing booth

Princeton's WordNet

1. voting boothnoun

   a booth in which a person can cast a private vote

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1. Jasmine Crockett:

   Honestly, If my colleagues would agree to make elections more accessible in any way, I think we’d all be on board, online voter registration is available in 36 states. Texas isn’t one. They wouldn’t even give a hearing on the issue. Clearly the concerns of fraud exist at the voting booth, not the registration, yet we can’t have it.

2. Assad Volcy:

   We declare this week the rebellion week to block the Jan. 24 election. We will protest in front of each voting booth and voting center, when Martelly leaves on Feb. 7 we want a provisional government to evaluate the electoral process and complete it.

3. Jerry Falwell:

   You know, I think he made the right decision. He explained that when he went into the voting booth, he wasn't trying to elect a Sunday school teacher, or pastor, or even somebody who shared his theological beliefs.

4. James Comey:

   I think impeaching and removing Donald Trump from office would let the American people off the hook and have something happen indirectly that I believe they're duty bound to do directly, people in this country need to stand up and go to the voting booth and vote their values.

5. Prince Ali:

   The only positive aspect of today’s ruling is it that the election will now go forward as planned, and the media will be closely watching for any evidence that anyone is photographing their ballot, it is now imperative that voters abide by the ban on mobile phones and cameras in the voting booth. I look forward to Friday’s vote and remain as committed as ever to the goal of reforming FIFA.