nonvoter
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4.1
- noun
- /nɒnˈvoʊtər/
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no votante
- It doesn't matter what party you are: GOP, Demo, Libertarian, Green, Constitutional, or nonvoter.
- voters and nonvoters
- Many nonvoters
But I'm going to guess that the majority of nonvoters deeply love their country and are deeply patriotic.
- But I'm going to guess that the majority of nonvoters deeply love their country and are deeply patriotic.
Examples
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I had been doing this for a couple of weeks but still had some literature left over and decided to hit an apartment building in my precinct that I had previously skipped over on the assumption its occupants were likely nonvoters.
Blog text (6) -
In the end, the Court held that Texas's scheme was constitutional and that it was permissible for states to protect representational equality by counting voters and nonvoters alike.
Academic text (2017) -
But I'm going to guess that the majority of nonvoters deeply love their country and are deeply patriotic.
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How can you possibly claim that white nonvoters supported McCain by an 80% margin when white actual voters supported him by only a 12% margin?
Blog text (10) -
After all, the consensus around including nonvoters in the one-person, one-vote calculus was absolute.
Academic text (2017) -
It explicitly considers issues through the lens of ballot-casters, not nonvoters who must rely on virtual representation mechanisms to be heard.
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Many nonvoters pay less attention to campaigns and therefore know less about those running.
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Registered nonvoters are sent a postcard asking whether they live at the listed address.
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As a group, voters are also older and wealthier than nonvoters.
Synonyms
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6.0
A person who does not take part in an activity or event
Antonyms
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Etymology
The word nonvoter combines the prefix non- meaning 'not' with voter, from vote meaning 'to choose' in an election. So a nonvoter is someone who can vote but 'does not choose' to take part.