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vote noun ballot, chirotony, choice, choosing, determination, election, formal expression of choice, judgment, option, pick, poll, predilection, preference, punctum, selection, sententia, suffragium vote verb approve, ballot, be counted, cast a ballot, cast a vote, choose, elect, exercise the right of suffrage, judge, poll, suffragium ferre See also: cast, decide, franchise, plebiscite, poll, primary, referendum, register VOTE. Suffrage; the voice of an individual in making a choice by many. The
total number of voices given at an election; as, the presidential vote.
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In both of those states, as well as in Florida, Virginia, Washington, New Mexico, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Iowa, more than one quarter of African American men were voteless. We tell them, 'if you are voteless, you are weightless in this society'" (Findley 202). 6 million-in-sales Cherokee tried to issue up to $48 million of nearly voteless stock, also intended to pay down the junk debt. |
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