Sentence examples for a floating voter from inspiring English sources

"I'm a floating voter," Rose has said.

Johnson has described himself as a floating voter.

Martin Smith Bristol Like Gaby Hinsliff I am a floating voter.

Around the country, one in five voters is a floating voter – but among that group it is only the one in five of those who live in the marginal constituencies whose votes count.

A floating voter, he says he won't be voting Conservative – "I never have done" – and that while he's Labour at heart he'll probably tactically lend his vote to Tim.

Steve Ligg, a 54-year-old civil servant, who describes himself as a "floating voter", said: "I like the idea (of Johnson standing).

"There are groups of people who stick with what they like, whether that's Samsung or Apple, and then there are there are people in the middle that you can kind of sway, a bit like the floating voter, and that's who we're all fighting for," Griffiths told the Guardian, as Samsung unveiled its new Galaxy S6 Edge+ and Note 5 devices.

It's not clear if huge crowds punching the air is what Grizzly Bear want: they trailed the album with Sleeping Ute, not the actions of a band desperate to lure in the floating voter.

Is the threat of a coalition government involving the SNP really something that looms large in the floating voter's mind?

David Burgess Hawkhurst, Kent We are familiar with the floating voter.

But if Mr Blair is wheeled out purely to scare prospective Tory voters on big issues such as Europe, he could yet win a few floating voters for Labour.