Noun:

ଭାସମାନ ଭୋଟର |,

floating voter's Usage Examples:

Worcester woman - Targeted by Labour in 1997 Motorway man - a type of floating voter targeted at the 2010 general election Workington man - Targeted by the.

Man" (a term attributed to Tony Blair which describes a middle-class floating voter who owns a Ford Mondeo); "Worcester woman" (a provincial voter with.

result the Conservative Party had shifted to the left, so that "the floating voter could not detect, as he should, major differences between it and the.

Bartley said he was a "floating voter", that he felt let down by the main parties and criticised the Labour.

despite what he described as his strong traditionalist feelings he was a floating voter: "I"ve voted Tory and Labour in my time and I think once, in a moment.

Armstrong described himself as a "floating voter", stating "I"m not greatly impressed by party politics, but I am by.

close to both then Crown Prince Abdullah and Sudairi Seven, acting as a floating voter in contests.

In the British parliamentary system, a similar concept of a "floating voter" is used to describe voters who can change their voting alignment and.

More recently, he has been described as "the archetypal floating voter", and Jon Snow once said that Paxman"s greatest strength was being "not.

A swing voter or floating voter is a voter who may not be affiliated with a particular.

the run up to the general election of 2010 and describes a type of floating voter who it is believed can determine the outcome of an election by the way.

It is thought by psephologists that "floating voters" habituate such service stations, and many live nearby - North West Leicestershire.

never been a member of any political party and describes himself as a floating voter.

Synonyms:

voter, elector, swing voter,

Antonyms:

noncitizen,