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Meanings of elected office in English

Russian
выборная должность
Portuguese
função electiva
Spanish
cargo elegido
Catalan
càrreg elegit

Class of positions where the incumbent is selected by means of an election.

выборная должность
Usage of elected office in English
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Mr Buttigieg, 38, has never held an elected office at national level.
News.com.au
2
Dual citizens are blocked from national elected office under Australia's 117-year-old constitution.
Reuters
3
A black woman exercising power in elected office is not an aberration.
The South African
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That means they are potentially ineligible to hold elected office under Australia's constitution.
Reuters
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Dual citizens are ineligible for elected office under Australia's 116-year-old constitution.
Reuters
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Stay engaged at whatever level-itdoesn't have to be elected office.
Feminist dot com
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It is an elected office, which she has held since 1968.
The new yorker
8
And that sort of shows a bit of cynicism about the elected office.
Radio NZ
9
It wasn't because he was running for elected office, Forger said.
Reuters
10
And after that she would consider a return to government or even elected office.
The Guardian
11
Australia's constitution blocks dual citizens from holding national elected office.
Reuters
12
But when he began to stand for elected office, Lewites proved a popular politician.
The Guardian
13
You will no longer hold elected office anywhere on Kobol.
Book One: Apotheosis
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Under section 44 of the constitution, that makes him ineligible to hold elected office.
News.com.au
15
Her popularity defies many of the laws of elected office.
The Irish Times
16
The Republican Trump is a New York businessman-turned-politician whose first elected office is the presidency.
Reuters
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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