voter fatigue

Frequency: 6.57.5 per million words

a feeling of tiredness or annoyance among voters, causing them to be less likely to vote

votervoter + NOUN

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fatigue

Examples (10)

  • The prolonged election campaign resulted in significant voter fatigue among the public.
  • Analysts are concerned that a series of frequent elections could lead to increased voter fatigue.
  • To combat voter fatigue, some suggest reforms to simplify the electoral process.
  • Promises made and broken contribute significantly to widespread voter fatigue.
  • Low turnout in the recent local elections was widely attributed to voter fatigue.
  • The incessant political advertisements only served to deepen the sense of voter fatigue.
  • There's a real risk of voter fatigue if the political discourse remains so contentious.
  • Many citizens expressed voter fatigue after years of political infighting and scandals.
  • Combating voter fatigue requires engaging the electorate with meaningful policy discussions.
  • The think tank published a report on the growing problem of voter fatigue in democracies.