The word "voter" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has the right to vote in an election. For example, "The state senator addressed the room full of voters before the start of the primary election."
One voter chosen at random will receive £150 worth of gift vouchers for Nigel's Eco Store.
Her retirement is another step in the right (or, technically, left) direction for Minnesota's progressives, who are on something of a roll lately with the defeat of a voter ID law and the passage of marriage equality legislation.
They are economically more similar to the average Tory voter, than those in black, Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities.
You'll never hear a German voter say: 'But I never voted for this government, or that coalition.' They understand that electing a government is a two-stage process".
The Shetland News columnist and teacher Genevieve White, a long-standing Labour voter, said: "I was pretty surprised to hear about Alistair Carmichael's part in the leak.
Contrary to the complacency among Labour's campaign chiefs, until the last year – when Ukip was taking four or five Tory voters for every one Labour voter – in 2015 the Ukip share of the vote was higher in Labour-held seats than in Conservative-held ones.
The move unnerved civil rights campaigners in the a deeply segregated stated with an ugly history of voter intimidation.
He added: "The 30-second political commercial has been standard in America for years, yet voter turnout there is even lower than it was here in June".
The final opinion polls – released on Friday ahead of a four-day moratorium on publishing surveys of voter intentions – put the centre-left Zionist Union, headed by opposition leader Yitzhak Herzog and former peace negotiator Tzipi Livni, ahead with 25 to 26 seats, and Netanyahu's Likud taking 20 to 22 in the 120-seat Knesset.
I'd hoped that the commonly felt disillusionment with the two main parties would have translated into a more radical shift in voter behaviour, and that both the Greens and Craig Murray would have polled better than they did.
The NDP gains have drawn the federal party tied with the Conservatives and the Liberal party in voter approval ratings as the long campaign begins, thus improving the odds that the increasingly restive majority of Canadians who oppose the Harper government will once again divide their votes and usher him to victory.
