Sentence examples for missing voters are from inspiring English sources

Many of those missing voters are young people and students.

Those missing voters are most likely to be young and pro-membership of the EU.

In Atlanta, where nearly 50,000 voter registration cards remain "missing", voters are showing up to the polls only to find out that their registration was never processed in the first place.

The missing voters were from the Midwest, the Northeast, the red parts of blue states.

The most benign explanation is that the missing voters were a case of bureaucratic incompetence.

And the fact that so many "missing" voters were found so easily suggested that the flaws might be in the matching process rather than in the voter rolls.

In fact, since these figures based on the numbers who are registered are distorted by errors such as double-counting, the number of missing voters is widely held to be nearer 3m.

The majority of the missing voters were probably due to apathy and not knowing the issues involved, but I do think a fair minority refused to vote in protest.

I also wondered, however, how much I should trust Sean Trende's claim that missing white voters are a real, important thing.

Rather, it's that many of his "missing white voters" are the lowest-hanging fruit for a party trying to rebuild itself, and that the kind of populist arguments that resonate with that constituency might actually offer the Republicans a better chance with minority voters in the longer run as well.

But this is one of many encounters that suggests otherwise to De Piero, who is ringing doorbells of mostly private rented flats in Hammersmith, west London, to reach some of the "missing" voters before it is too late.