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Meanings of local election in English

Russian
муниципальные выборы
Portuguese
eleição local
Spanish
elección local
Catalan
eleccions locals

Election for a city council or other local government.

муниципальные выборы
Usage of local election in English
1
The last local election contest in 2014 was a case in point.
The Irish Times
2
A peaceful local election in 2008 raised hopes of development and jobs.
Reuters
3
Currently just 25 per cent of all local election candidates are women.
The Irish Times
4
There could be provocative acts, local election commission chief Mukhtar Paizyldayev said.
Reuters
5
Carl O'Brien talks to both sides of a heated local election debate.
The Irish Times
6
Under local election law, the governor and lieutenant governor run under one-ticket.
Radio NZ
7
At the time he was there Baltimore was having a local election.
News.com.au
8
The local election results in England were the worst in their history.
Reuters
9
What will local election results mean for the main political parties?
The Guardian
10
An unauthorised local election was held in the Tigray region in early September.
The economist
11
A peaceful local election in 2008 had raised hopes of development and jobs.
Reuters
12
Imagine proposing an ideal local election package and getting no response.
The Irish Times
13
They lost both MEPs and their local election results were disappointing.
The Irish Times
14
Call your local election office to find out what options might be available.
The Guardian
15
Mr Salmond spoke to the BBC at the local election count in Aberdeen.
BBC
16
There are four European election constituencies and 258 local election constituencies.
The Irish Times
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Translations for local election
Portuguese
eleição local
Local election through the time
Local election across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare
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