polling place (Meaning)
Wordnet
polling place (n)
a place where voters go to cast their votes in an election
Synonyms & Antonyms of polling place
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
polling place Sentence Examples
- The local polling place was bustling with voters eager to cast their ballots.
- The elderly woman struggled to find her way to the polling place due to construction nearby.
- The nearest polling place was a two-hour drive away, deterring many residents from voting.
- The polling place was accessible to voters with disabilities, ensuring everyone could exercise their right to vote.
- Volunteers at the polling place wore masks and gloves to maintain a safe environment for voters.
- The school gymnasium was converted into a polling place for Election Day.
- The polling place was heavily guarded to prevent any incidents of voter intimidation.
- Due to the pandemic, some polling places implemented drive-thru voting to minimize contact.
- First-time voters were given clear instructions at the polling place to ensure they cast their ballots correctly.
- The polling place became a hub of community activity as neighbors greeted each other and discussed the candidates.
FAQs About the word polling place
a place where voters go to cast their votes in an election
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The local polling place was bustling with voters eager to cast their ballots.
The elderly woman struggled to find her way to the polling place due to construction nearby.
The nearest polling place was a two-hour drive away, deterring many residents from voting.
The polling place was accessible to voters with disabilities, ensuring everyone could exercise their right to vote.
