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Meanings of legislative elections in English

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Usage of legislative elections in English
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June 11: The first-round of the lower house legislative elections take place.
Reuters
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Colombia holds legislative elections next month and a presidential vote in May.
Reuters
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The power cuts threaten his support ahead of September legislative elections.
Reuters
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However, he dismissed a demand by the Albanian opposition for early legislative elections.
The Irish Times
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New legislative elections are scheduled to take place after the constitution is passed.
Reuters
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The legislative elections are widely seen as a referendum on Mr Fox's presidency.
The Irish Times
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Voters in the Swat Valley rejected Islamist parties in legislative elections last week.
Reuters
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The presidential election will be followed shortly afterwards by legislative elections.
The Guardian
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Paris is pushing for presidential and legislative elections in three months.
Reuters
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Macron's movement can seal their fate on Sunday, and in June's legislative elections.
Reuters
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The coalition's biggest triumph was a resounding victory at December 2015 legislative elections.
Reuters
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Before Conte's death, Guinea had been preparing for legislative elections early this year.
Reuters
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Israel imposed the blockade soon after Islamist group Hamas won legislative elections in 2006.
Reuters
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The second round will take place on 20 December, along with the legislative elections.
The Guardian
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Sri Lanka is to hold legislative elections on April 8.
Reuters
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Hamas won the 2007 legislative elections in the Gaza strip.
The Irish Times
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Legislative elections across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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