nonvoter

/nˌɑnvˈoʊɾɚ/ noun

Someone who does not, or is not eligible to, vote.

Word Origin From Latin 'non' (not) and 'votum' (a vow or wish) — a voter is one who makes a vow by casting a ballot, so a nonvoter is someone who doesn't. The root vot- also appears in devote (to vow completely) and votive (offered by vow). The PIE root *wegwh- meant 'to speak solemnly,' so voting is literally a spoken pledge.

noun Someone who does not, or is not eligible to, vote. countable

As a nonvoter, he still follows political news to stay informed.

(名词) 非投票者;无投票权者

作为一名无投票权者,他仍然关注政治新闻以保持信息灵通。

(sustantivo) Alguien que no vota, o que no es elegible para hacerlo.

Como no votante, él aún sigue las noticias políticas para mantenerse informado.

(nom) non-votant; non-électeur; abstentionniste [Personne qui ne vote pas, ou qui n'a pas le droit de voter.]

Bien qu'il soit nonvoter, il suit l'actualité politique pour rester informé.

(Substantiv) Nichtwähler; Nichtwählender [Eine Person, die nicht wahlberechtigt ist oder nicht wählt.]

Als **nonvoter** verfolgt er trotzdem die politischen Nachrichten, um informiert zu bleiben.

(名詞) 投票しない、または投票する資格がない人。

投票しない人ではあるが、彼は最新情報を得るために政治ニュースを追い続けている。

(substantivo) não eleitor; abstencionista [Alguém que não vota, ou que não é elegível para votar.]

Como não eleitor, ele ainda acompanha notícias políticas para se manter informado.

Word parts: non + vote + er

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