Definition of swing vote in English:

swing vote

noun

A vote that has a decisive influence on the result of a poll.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was the key swing vote in both cases.
- The swing vote will be minorities and women in 2004, and the gender gap will be wider than in 2000.
- The moderates hold the swing vote in this country.
- Beyond the political swing vote, however, more important and more fundamental to liberating ourselves from dependence is creating an intellectual center.
- ‘You could have been the swing vote in our department,’ he said.
- With polls indicating the ANC will win two-thirds of the vote nationally, the swing vote will not determine the government of the day.
- France knows that it is the swing vote on the council.
- Because she was a crucial swing vote on so many cases, many conservative groups are prepared for a bare-knuckled - and possibly ugly - fight over her successor.
- Longtime mayor Jack Loucks held the swing vote on the matter and decided to vote in favour of the plan.
- And as so often, Sandra Day O'Connor was the swing vote.
- Last year she was the swing vote in a 5-4 ruling that said disabled people can sue if states ignore a civil rights law on access to courthouses.
- During the last 28 years, Catholics - who make up over a quarter of the total electorate - have proven to be an important swing vote.
- The swing vote is completely incomprehensible.
- Both sides have spent years preparing for the pivotal battle over who will succeed Justice O'Connor, the critical swing vote on abortion rights and other social issues.
- A swing vote, he has joined Democrats on some issues.
- The owner wants to be in control of that swing vote, which often means the owner is the swing vote.
- Each of the candidates already has formed his support base in the rightish/leftish wings of society, so both are now attempting to target the so-called swing vote.
- A minority can leverage its power by being a swing vote.
- There is also a very inspired black voter turnout, which in fact is the swing vote.
- She, often described as the all-important swing vote on the court, and her replacement is bound, certainly under the circumstances now, to create a major fight later this summer.

Derivatives

swing voter

noun

If you're a middle income swing voter, this is an extra reason to go with National rather than Labour.
Example sentencesExamples
- Putting these trends together, it appears the quintessential swing voter is a retired woman with no formal party affiliation who lives relatively close to the Pacific Ocean.
- If you imagine you're a swing voter it's at best a draw so far, I think, ‘Goldberg replied midway through the night.’
- They say what their researchers tell them they have to say to get the swing voter.
- An elected president who seeks to reach beyond his party and appeal to the swing voter invites assault from his own ranks.
- That also meant losing any feeling for the real aspirations of those whom he purported to come from, who are the real swing voters who decide elections.
- Five more minutes, and I might have become a swing voter.
- For strategists of both parties, the contest for the new swing voter will begin.
- As a result, the all-important swing voter often sees little difference between candidates on the issues.
- Barring bad fate, if he gets on the court, he will be there for a quarter of a century, and replacing a swing voter clearly moves the court in a conservative direction.
- An inability to connect with swing voters followed, and electoral defeat.
- This is not an event designed to appeal to swing voters, independent voters.
- They are also trying to score points with minority voters, females, swing voters, and possibly even the press.
- From being Labour's saviour and electoral ace with the swing voter, he will become the man in the way.
- A passionate pitch that attracts another $100 from a core supporter might also repel a potential swing voter.
- When the electorate is even moderately large, however, the probability of being the swing voter is very small, perhaps even lower than the likelihood of being hit by a truck on the way to the polls.
- If, as expected, Labour goes along this path of pragmatism then it is likely to put the swing voter reasonably firmly in the Labour camp.
- A swing voter is defined by experts as one who could go either way.
- That brings us to the subject of our poll tonight on the highly coveted swing voter.
- Is it that highly sought-after swing voter, watching the news coverage from an arm chair hundreds of miles away?

Definition of swing vote in US English:

swing vote

noun

A vote that has a decisive influence on the result of an election.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was the key swing vote in both cases.
- Both sides have spent years preparing for the pivotal battle over who will succeed Justice O'Connor, the critical swing vote on abortion rights and other social issues.
- ‘You could have been the swing vote in our department,’ he said.
- During the last 28 years, Catholics - who make up over a quarter of the total electorate - have proven to be an important swing vote.
- She, often described as the all-important swing vote on the court, and her replacement is bound, certainly under the circumstances now, to create a major fight later this summer.
- There is also a very inspired black voter turnout, which in fact is the swing vote.
- France knows that it is the swing vote on the council.
- With polls indicating the ANC will win two-thirds of the vote nationally, the swing vote will not determine the government of the day.
- The swing vote is completely incomprehensible.
- Last year she was the swing vote in a 5-4 ruling that said disabled people can sue if states ignore a civil rights law on access to courthouses.
- Longtime mayor Jack Loucks held the swing vote on the matter and decided to vote in favour of the plan.
- A minority can leverage its power by being a swing vote.
- Because she was a crucial swing vote on so many cases, many conservative groups are prepared for a bare-knuckled - and possibly ugly - fight over her successor.
- Beyond the political swing vote, however, more important and more fundamental to liberating ourselves from dependence is creating an intellectual center.
- The owner wants to be in control of that swing vote, which often means the owner is the swing vote.
- The moderates hold the swing vote in this country.
- The swing vote will be minorities and women in 2004, and the gender gap will be wider than in 2000.
- And as so often, Sandra Day O'Connor was the swing vote.
- Each of the candidates already has formed his support base in the rightish/leftish wings of society, so both are now attempting to target the so-called swing vote.
- A swing vote, he has joined Democrats on some issues.

单词	swing vote
释义	Definition of swing vote in English: swing vote noun US A vote that has a decisive influence on the result of a poll. Example sentencesExamples He was the key swing vote in both cases. The swing vote will be minorities and women in 2004, and the gender gap will be wider than in 2000. The moderates hold the swing vote in this country. Beyond the political swing vote, however, more important and more fundamental to liberating ourselves from dependence is creating an intellectual center. ‘You could have been the swing vote in our department,’ he said. With polls indicating the ANC will win two-thirds of the vote nationally, the swing vote will not determine the government of the day. France knows that it is the swing vote on the council. Because she was a crucial swing vote on so many cases, many conservative groups are prepared for a bare-knuckled - and possibly ugly - fight over her successor. Longtime mayor Jack Loucks held the swing vote on the matter and decided to vote in favour of the plan. And as so often, Sandra Day O'Connor was the swing vote. Last year she was the swing vote in a 5-4 ruling that said disabled people can sue if states ignore a civil rights law on access to courthouses. During the last 28 years, Catholics - who make up over a quarter of the total electorate - have proven to be an important swing vote. The swing vote is completely incomprehensible. Both sides have spent years preparing for the pivotal battle over who will succeed Justice O'Connor, the critical swing vote on abortion rights and other social issues. A swing vote, he has joined Democrats on some issues. The owner wants to be in control of that swing vote, which often means the owner is the swing vote. Each of the candidates already has formed his support base in the rightish/leftish wings of society, so both are now attempting to target the so-called swing vote. A minority can leverage its power by being a swing vote. There is also a very inspired black voter turnout, which in fact is the swing vote. She, often described as the all-important swing vote on the court, and her replacement is bound, certainly under the circumstances now, to create a major fight later this summer. Derivatives swing voter noun US If you're a middle income swing voter, this is an extra reason to go with National rather than Labour. Example sentencesExamples Putting these trends together, it appears the quintessential swing voter is a retired woman with no formal party affiliation who lives relatively close to the Pacific Ocean. If you imagine you're a swing voter it's at best a draw so far, I think, ‘Goldberg replied midway through the night.’ They say what their researchers tell them they have to say to get the swing voter. An elected president who seeks to reach beyond his party and appeal to the swing voter invites assault from his own ranks. That also meant losing any feeling for the real aspirations of those whom he purported to come from, who are the real swing voters who decide elections. Five more minutes, and I might have become a swing voter. For strategists of both parties, the contest for the new swing voter will begin. As a result, the all-important swing voter often sees little difference between candidates on the issues. Barring bad fate, if he gets on the court, he will be there for a quarter of a century, and replacing a swing voter clearly moves the court in a conservative direction. An inability to connect with swing voters followed, and electoral defeat. This is not an event designed to appeal to swing voters, independent voters. They are also trying to score points with minority voters, females, swing voters, and possibly even the press. From being Labour's saviour and electoral ace with the swing voter, he will become the man in the way. A passionate pitch that attracts another $100 from a core supporter might also repel a potential swing voter. When the electorate is even moderately large, however, the probability of being the swing voter is very small, perhaps even lower than the likelihood of being hit by a truck on the way to the polls. If, as expected, Labour goes along this path of pragmatism then it is likely to put the swing voter reasonably firmly in the Labour camp. A swing voter is defined by experts as one who could go either way. That brings us to the subject of our poll tonight on the highly coveted swing voter. Is it that highly sought-after swing voter, watching the news coverage from an arm chair hundreds of miles away? Definition of swing vote in US English: swing vote noun US A vote that has a decisive influence on the result of an election. Example sentencesExamples He was the key swing vote in both cases. Both sides have spent years preparing for the pivotal battle over who will succeed Justice O'Connor, the critical swing vote on abortion rights and other social issues. ‘You could have been the swing vote in our department,’ he said. During the last 28 years, Catholics - who make up over a quarter of the total electorate - have proven to be an important swing vote. She, often described as the all-important swing vote on the court, and her replacement is bound, certainly under the circumstances now, to create a major fight later this summer. There is also a very inspired black voter turnout, which in fact is the swing vote. France knows that it is the swing vote on the council. With polls indicating the ANC will win two-thirds of the vote nationally, the swing vote will not determine the government of the day. The swing vote is completely incomprehensible. Last year she was the swing vote in a 5-4 ruling that said disabled people can sue if states ignore a civil rights law on access to courthouses. Longtime mayor Jack Loucks held the swing vote on the matter and decided to vote in favour of the plan. A minority can leverage its power by being a swing vote. Because she was a crucial swing vote on so many cases, many conservative groups are prepared for a bare-knuckled - and possibly ugly - fight over her successor. Beyond the political swing vote, however, more important and more fundamental to liberating ourselves from dependence is creating an intellectual center. The owner wants to be in control of that swing vote, which often means the owner is the swing vote. The moderates hold the swing vote in this country. The swing vote will be minorities and women in 2004, and the gender gap will be wider than in 2000. And as so often, Sandra Day O'Connor was the swing vote. Each of the candidates already has formed his support base in the rightish/leftish wings of society, so both are now attempting to target the so-called swing vote. A swing vote, he has joined Democrats on some issues.
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