Influence and Vote

Influence

Influence noun - The power to direct the thinking or behavior of others usually indirectly.

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Vote and influence are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vote" instead a noun "Influence".

Vote noun - The right to formally express one's position or will in an election.

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Influence and vote are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Influence" instead a noun "Vote".

Nearby Words: voting, voter, voted

good	good influence	good vote
direct	direct influence	direct vote
single	single influence	single vote
actual	actual influence	actual vote
Other adjectives: important, key, new, early, negative, primary.

someone	influence someone	vote someone
future	influence future	vote future
outcome	influence outcome	vote outcome
way	influence way	vote way
Other words: decision, government, story, games.

Since each Senator counts for one electoral vote, it's actually the smaller states that have a disproportionately large influence in the electoral college.

Source: Useful Notes / American Political System
If I use my influence — my character and my reputation — to tell people how to vote, what does that make me?

Source: My Country, Right or Wrong
External events (specifically the American and French revolutions) are generally held to have had a large influence on the decision to widen the vote.

Source: Useful Notes / Britain

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