Pronunciation: /ˈæbsənt ˈvoʊtər/
noun a person who is eligible to vote but is unable to do so in person at a polling station
A1 An absent voter is someone who is unable to physically go to the polling station on election day.
A2 The absentee voter submitted their ballot by mail instead of voting in person.
B1 Absent voters can request to receive their ballots early to ensure they can participate in the election.
B2 As an absent voter, she had to provide a valid reason for not being able to vote in person.
C1 The absentee voter program allows for individuals to vote in elections even if they are unable to be present at the polling station.
C2 The absentee voter turnout was higher than expected, showing the effectiveness of the outreach campaign.
adjective describing someone who is eligible to vote but is unable to do so in person at a polling station
A1 The absent voter requested a mail-in ballot for the election.
A2 An absent voter can still participate in the voting process by mailing in their ballot.
B1 Absent voter ballots must be received by a certain deadline in order to be counted.
B2 The absentee voter turnout was higher than expected in this election.
C1 The absentee voter list was carefully reviewed to ensure accuracy.
C2 The absentee voter turnout rate was significantly higher than in previous elections.
formal An absent voter is someone who is unable to physically go to the polling station to cast their vote.
informal If you can't make it to the voting booth, you can register as an absent voter.
slang Hey, don't forget to sign up as an absent voter if you're not going to be in town on election day.
figurative In a way, being an absent voter means your voice is still heard even if you're not present at the actual voting site.
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