vote getter

vote getter

n. Informal
A candidate successful in attracting votes: a runoff between the two top vote getters.
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She was a consistent top vote getter throughout the competition.
He is an astonishing vote getter and campaigner," Trump further tweeted.
Four-time MVP June Mar Fajardo meanwhile, comes a close second behind Thompson with 17,498 as the top vote getter of the Visayas selection which sees action on May 27 in Iloilo also opposite the national team.
We have been able to do that," said James who was the leading vote getter in balloting for the NBA All Defensive Team on Monday.
"Cougars" was the top vote getter, followed by Diamondbacks, Raptors and Falcons.
The top vote getter (which was not available at presstime) will launch at Target Stores outlets across the country in the spring.
Our other top vote getter: Lucy Shutan, a 20-year old rocker from Lake Zurich; Illinois, who gives Katherine Moennig (a.k.a.
Hunt became the first person in city history to win six consecutive elections and has been the top vote getter in the last three elections.
The ANC, the party of former South African President Nelson Mandela, won 70 percent of the vote nationwide and emerged as the top vote getter in all nine South African provinces.
The next thing Konkel knew, the student-turned-politician found himself the top vote getter in the board election.
More about the write-in nominations in a moment, but let's start with the top vote getter -- computer-pointed telescopes.
Here you see the biggest vote getter (both in numbers of votes and in sheer mass) of any single-location burger emporium: the 1-pound Papa Burger served up at Val's in Hayward, California (2115 Kelly Street).
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