vote-getter

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishvote-getterˈvote-ˌgetter noun [countable] American English informal someone who is voted for in an election Pfeifer was the top vote-getter in last year’s election.Examples from the Corpusvote-getter• The environment is no longer believed to be the vote-getter it was in 1983, when the Labour government came to power.• Lugar won the post in 1964 and found himself allied with the top vote-getter, a black woman.• The top vote-getter will walk away with all the delegates.• If no candidate won a majority in the primary, a runoff of the top two vote-getters would be held.

单词	vote-getter
释义	vote-getter From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishvote-getterˈvote-ˌgetter noun [countable] American English informal someone who is voted for in an election Pfeifer was the top vote-getter in last year’s election.Examples from the Corpusvote-getter• The environment is no longer believed to be the vote-getter it was in 1983, when the Labour government came to power.• Lugar won the post in 1964 and found himself allied with the top vote-getter, a black woman.• The top vote-getter will walk away with all the delegates.• If no candidate won a majority in the primary, a runoff of the top two vote-getters would be held.
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