election|elections in English

noun

[e'lec·tion || -kʃn]

choosing; voting for a political candidate

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1. Following the 1 December 2016 elections, the elections commission declared Adama Barrow the winner of the presidential election.

2. ANO won 2016 regional elections and the 1st round of the 2016 senate election.

3. Election irregularities are a feature of Authoritarians today because they can’t do away with elections

4. Congressional elections loom next year; after that, maneuvering will start for the next presidential election.

5. As in the 2012 elections, the presidential election used electronic voting machines from Dominion Voting Systems.

6. September 3, 1998 - Advance Polls Open Friday for Federal By-Election in Sherbrooke, Elections Canada Reminds Electors

7. • Any third party, immediately upon incurring $500 in election advertising expenses, must register with Elections Canada (ss.

8. All parties started to be allowed to compete at all levels of elections, including the presidential election.

9. This is to break the endless cycle of elections, reduce election expenditure, and minimize pressure on the administrative machinery.

10. Prior to the 2010 general election, the Labour Party and the Liberal Democrats pledged to introduce fixed-term elections.

11. 3 Primary Elections, Mark Posthuma and Jacquelyn Belock will progress to the general election for City Council Position No

12. President authenticates budget "In earlier elections, it used to take months to collect such Authenticated election data from all …

13. The average election turnout over all nine phases was around 66.38%, the highest ever in the history of Indian general elections.

14. Byelection (Noun) an election held to fill a political office that has become vacant between regularly-scheduled elections. How to pronounce Byelection?

15. That is the new date of the local elections, and, Barring an invasion from outer space, will also be General Election day

16. Barack Obama's groundbreaking election has not been overlooked by Russians limited to artificial elections, rubber-stamp legislatures, and a compliant official media.

17. The Center to Protect Elections was established by the American Conservative Union Foundation in response to fallout from the 2020 Presidential Election and the culmination of a multi-year effort to weaken our system of elections.

18. Election of a representative government to succeed the Afghan Transitional Authority (ATA) through free and fair elections, in accordance with the Bonn Agreement;

19. Election of a representative government to succeed the Afghan Transitional Authority (ATA) through free and fair elections, in accordance with the Bonn Agreement

20. Advisories to county elections officials regarding elections

21. The primary election, a contest between French officials and the nationalists, was considered fraudulent by Syrians (many of whom boycotted the 26 October elections).

22. Uncontested Elections (Elections by Acclamation) Notwithstanding any other law or provisions in an association’s governing documents, the election of directors must be conducted by secret ballot in accordance with the procedures set forth in Civil Code Section 5100 et

23. The training is conducted by the India International Institute of Democracy and Election Management (IIIDEM), an institute affiliated with the Election Commission, the autonomous constitutional body which conducts the mammoth elections of India with vigilance, finesse and sophistication.

24. Local elections Run-off local elections were held on March 1 and 8 following the February local elections.

25. Bespeaking.com Election Vocabulary in English Elections are an important part of political life and an essential part of democracy (a political system where people vote for politicians)