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absentee vote

n.
A vote as cast by absentee ballot.

absentee voter n.
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ab′sentee vote′


n.
a vote cast by a person who, because of absence from the usual voting district, illness, etc., has been permitted to vote by mail.
[1930–35]
ab′sentee vot′er, n.
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