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Meanings of early election in English
Usage of early election in English
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But ACT party leader David Seymour said an early election wasn't necessary.
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Labour leader Andrew Little said Mr English should call an early election.
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The Labour party leader Andrew Little is calling for an early election
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He would not answer a question on whether an early election was likely.
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Johnson was then due to ask parliament to vote for an early election.
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Finance Minister P. Chidambaram played down suggestions of an early election.
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He needs two-thirds of parliament's lawmakers to back an early election.
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Rudd has regularly played down the possibility of an early election.
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Alternatively, an early election could occur if two-thirds of MPs voted for it.
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An early election would not be welcome for the government's marginal seat holders.
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This would be Johnson's third attempt to call an early election.
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This will be Johnson's third attempt to call an early election.
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The spending pledges have fuelled expectations Johnson is preparing for an early election.
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Israeli media said officials had agreed to hold the early election on March 28.
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He would then try to get parliament to agree to hold an early election.
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She said the commission had expected the early election call and was not surprised.
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Translations for early election
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