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balloter

balloter noun: someone who votes by ballot.

Noun

balloter (plural balloters)

  1. Someone who votes by ballot.
    • Though anyone can participate by commenting on the draft, only eligible members of the balloting group can vote. Ballots usually last 30–60 days, during which balloters can approve, disapprove or abstain with or without comments.2018, Saad Asif, 5G Mobile Communications: Concepts and Technologies

Forms of balloter

pluralballoters

Origin of balloter

From ballot + -er.

Questions about balloter

What does balloter mean?
Balloter means someone who votes by ballot.
What part of speech is balloter?
Balloter is a noun.
What is the plural of balloter?
The plural of balloter is balloters.

Words near balloter in the dictionary

  1. ballotechnics
  2. balloted
  3. ballotee
  4. ballotees
  5. ballotenol
  6. balloter
  7. balloters
  8. ballotful
  9. ballotin
  10. ballotine
  11. ballotines

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