Noun:

ভোট প্রার্থিনী, ভোট প্রার্থী,

canvasser's Usage Examples:

The canvasser will try to contact each of the households on their list, and deliver.

In a committee room, Mat O'Connor, a canvasser for Richard Tierney, a candidate in an upcoming municipal election, discusses.

The main character, advertising canvasser Leopold Bloom, stops at around 1 p.

Fisher was inspired by her own experience as a canvasser and a 2001 lecture by the scholar Harry Boyte.

From 2007 on, Feely has worked as a field canvasser for Citizen's Campaign for the Environment in the United States.

Faced with the canvasser, each man had to say whether or not he would attest to join the forces.

In the elections of 2012, he was the evangelical political canvasser of the candidate José Serra to the city council of São Paulo and helped.

He worked as a mail contractor and then a canvasser for the Melbourne Herald.

He was the first canvasser for the Australian Mutual Provident Society (AMP), and by the 1870s was.

These small donations from the canvass paid for the modest offices and canvasser salaries, which going into the election reached one million households.

persuaded by Ek Chuenglertsiri, her husband, who has been an election canvasser of the Democrat Party since 1988.

works in a series of low-paid jobs including working as a Greenpeace canvasser, which enables him to observe the lives of middle-class Chicagoans.

During the campaign, a main BJT canvasser, Suban Chiraphanwanit, was shot dead.

During the opening scene, Arthur is asked by a canvasser about his attitude towards the permissive society, at which point a caption.

The average employment of a canvasser lasts about two weeks.

Synonyms:

scrutineer; examiner; inspector;

Antonyms:

defendant; nonreligious person; imperative;