canvasser (Meaning)
canvasser (n)
a petitioner who solicits contributions or trade or votes
someone who examines votes at an election
someone who conducts surveys of public opinion
a person who takes or counts votes
canvasser (n.)
One who canvasses.
Synonyms & Antonyms of canvasser
canvasser Sentence Examples
- The political candidate hired a team of dedicated canvassers to spread their message door-to-door.
- As a seasoned canvasser, Sarah knew how to engage people in meaningful conversations about community issues.
- The environmental organization recruited volunteers to act as canvassers, advocating for sustainable practices.
- The charity organization relied on its network of canvassers to raise funds for local initiatives.
- John worked part-time as a canvasser, going from house to house to gather signatures for a petition.
- The union sent out canvassers to inform members about upcoming negotiations and gather input.
- The company employed professional canvassers to conduct market research and gather consumer insights.
- The canvasser handed out flyers and brochures, explaining the benefits of the proposed zoning changes.
- As a canvasser, Emily faced rejection but remained persistent in her efforts to raise awareness.
- The political campaign trained its canvassers to effectively communicate the candidate's platform and gather support.
FAQs About the word canvasser
a petitioner who solicits contributions or trade or votes, someone who examines votes at an election, someone who conducts surveys of public opinion, a person w
questioner, pollster,interviewer, inquirer,poller, asker,querist, querier
interviewee, interviewee,respondent, respondent, answerer, informant, pollee, responder, pollee, answerer
The political candidate hired a team of dedicated canvassers to spread their message door-to-door.
As a seasoned canvasser, Sarah knew how to engage people in meaningful conversations about community issues.
The environmental organization recruited volunteers to act as canvassers, advocating for sustainable practices.
The charity organization relied on its network of canvassers to raise funds for local initiatives.
