The phrase "a voter in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who is eligible to vote within a specific context, such as an election or a particular location.
Example: "As a voter in a democratic society, it is important to exercise your right to vote in every election."
Alternatives: "an elector in a" or "a participant in a".
A voter in a county where a manual count was conducted would benefit from having a better chance of having his or her vote actually counted than a voter in a county where a hand count was halted.
If you were a voter in a cash-strapped state, what would you be looking for in a deal?
In exchange, a voter in a sure Gore state would vote for Mr. Nader and help the Greens reach the 5 percent threshold the party needs to qualify for federal financing.
[It's] entirely male, too pale, no LGBT folks, nobody with a disability and few from a working class background Tim Farron MP "As a voter in a whole series of leadership elections over the last quarter of a century, I know that the issue of diversity is raised every single time," he said.
The previous day a voter in a spa town complained that Germans were going to "buy up all the water".Spending time on the campaign trail in Poland reveals both how far the country has changed since the collapse of communism in 1989 and how far there still is to go.
For example, a recent study [36] showed a large change in the answers by simply changing voting for being a voter in a voter turnout survey.
The fundamental problem is that a ballot offers only a finite number of candidate choices, but an optical-scan ballot can be marked by a voter in an infinite number of ways.
Ms. Montalvo, a lifelong Democrat, is a voter in distress.
That's enough to get a voter in search of a laugh to change channels.
The Founding Fathers, without realizing it, handed down a system in which a voter in Montana is always going to be worth way more than a voter in California.
Photograph: Scott Audette/Reuters Updated at 10.32pm GMT 4.59pm GMT Anywhere can be a polling station... a voter in Chicago casts her vote in a mobile phone shop.
