Meanings of average voter in English

Evidence means little to the average voter; reasoned argument means even less.

The average voter shoots at the flock and gets it over with.

To dress up as an average voter seems a little vague.

But the average voter isn't trawling through the transcripts.

If the election has left the average voter feeling deflated, spare a thought for Pat Kenny.

One personal talk with the average voter will outweigh enough high-toned editorials to sink a ship.

This is Ben Carson "calmly articulating conservative positions in a way the average voter can understand"?

The average voter is not a fascist, that wants to return, you know, some sort of 1930 fascism.

But of the average voter, such as the Archbishop described, he could not think without pain and apprehension.

The average voter in New Hampshire doesn't care. Trump is currently in position to seize control of the race.

But there are others which are so precisely targeted and anonymous the average voter would not be aware of them.

Fillon needs to show he is still able to go out into a crowd and chat with the average voter.

And I also see what you mean about the difficulty of getting that sophisticated analysis across to the average voter.

The average voter turnout nationally was 37 per cent, and my voter turnout was 45 per cent.

The average voter's aversion to the Euro is buttressed by professional Euro skeptics... Outside Germany, the tensions of the Euro have been different.

Leaving that aside, however, I think your suggestion may overestimate the... sophistication of the average voter's appreciation for the realities of interstellar diplomacy.