n.(尤指政治性选举的)投票人，选举人，有选举权的人

原形：voter复数：voters

The policy will not appeal to the voters.
这项政策不会受到选民的欢迎
The voter must be no younger than eighteen
选民必须在18岁以上
They had vowed to disrupt the election and retaliate against voters.
他们曾扬言要扰乱选举，并报复参加选票的选民。
All eligible voters should exercise their right to vote in the upcoming election.
所有符合条件的选民都应该在即将到来的选举中行使他们的投票权。
The voter turnout for this year's local election was surprisingly high.
今年地方选举的选民投票率出乎意料地高。
The voter expressed concern over the candidate's stance on environmental issues.
该选民对候选人在环境问题上的立场表示担忧。
It's important for voters to stay informed about the policies of each candidate.
选民了解每位候选人的政策非常重要。
The poll worker checked the voter's ID before handing them a ballot.
民意调查工作人员在递给选民选票前检查了他们的身份证。
High-profile scandals can significantly influence a voter's decision at the polls.
高调的丑闻会显著影响选民在投票时的决定。
The voter participated in an early voting event to avoid long lines on election day.
为了避免选举日的长队，这位选民参加了提前投票活动。
Exit polls help analysts understand why voters made the choices they did.
退出民调帮助分析人士理解选民为何做出这样的选择。
The campaign aimed to mobilize young voters who historically have low turnout rates.
这场运动旨在动员历来投票率较低的年轻选民。
As a first-time voter, she felt a sense of responsibility and excitement casting her ballot.
作为一名首次投票的选民，她在投下选票时感到了责任感和兴奋。