Voteflake

A word that was never used before outside of Urban Dictionary that gets to be word of the day for multiple days.

Josh: Don't you think it was kind of suspicious that the ballots were burned?
Kate: Shut the fuck up, you racist voteflake.
Josh: What the hell is that?

by plowcow1518 December 17, 2020

Voteflake

Anyone who protests the results of the 2016 US Presidential Election without any proof or evidence and refuses to recognize Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States of America for the entirety of his presidency.

For the duration of 4 years, voteflakes refused to acknowledge Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States of America and dragged him through pointless investigations and an impeachment trial of which he was acquitted.

by So_Gurt_Lush December 16, 2020

Voters remorse

The feeling of remorse or regret months after the election. The feeling of why did i vote that way ? Why did i vote for him ?

Usually this feeling hits during tax time of the first year after a presidential election.

Guy1: dude, im going through voters remorse cause i realized i shoilda voted for Sanders !

by Theamazinggeek March 13, 2018

Voteflake

A word the Urban Dictionary staff made up out of their political views. Has been word of the day for a while, along with several other nonsensical, invented political slang terms.

Person 1: Look at those voteflakes, am I right?
Person 2: What the fuck are you on?

by CultistOfJimmy December 20, 2020

Voteflake

all the and white boys describing this are pussies.

I SAID IT

it's not who's "pushing the results with not proof" or whatever (there literally is proof but anyways) it's who's refusing to accept defeat

bitches

Kyle is such a voteflake

by cry about it "snowflakes" December 20, 2020

votercandoring

verb- (to) define, or re-define, voter districts with the primary intent that citizens themselves quorum upon boundaries best suited to their needs as a community. This concept does not necessarily require contiguous geographic boundaries within a selected population; however, it would solve the problem of partisan disenfranchisement traditionally achieved through Gerrymandering.

"Wait, what's the opposite of Gerrymandering... oh shit, it's never been done before?? Well let's just say it's votercandoring for now since candor mandates the quality of being open, honest, and sincere."

by kiayakwala April 10, 2017

Swinging Voter

1. Lazy and apathetic, every four years the fate of a nation hangs in their hands. A voter with no strong political affiliation, usually due to ignorance or a worldview dominated by an all pervading awareness of their own self-interest.

2. Typically, such individuals will make an excellent argument against democracy. Their grasp of political issues will quickly convince you.

Rory: "I'm a swinging voter I suppose...but, Oh No! I forgot to register to vote!"
Everyone else: *Loud Cheering*

by Cromwell20 June 11, 2009