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Meanings of next election in English

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Usage of next election in English
1
The next election in the 20th year of democracy will be different.
The South African
2
The political parties will fight to champion it at the next election.
The Guardian
3
Foley has said he will take the issue to the next election.
The Guardian
4
You know he's quite likely to be mayor at the next election.
New york: the novel
5
I hope the next election will see these three eejits voted out.
The Irish Times
6
I'm not certain that another leader will win Labour the next election.
The Guardian
7
She said she would submit a legislative proposal before the next election.
Reuters
8
Osborne knows he has more than four years until the next election.
The Guardian
9
The party is aiming for 10 percent of the vote next election.
Radio NZ
10
Fianna Fáil must be put out of government at the next election.
The Irish Times
11
However, if Labor wins the next election all bets could be off.
News.com.au
12
It would probably damage Labour's chances in the next election as well.
Radio NZ
13
Labour should ensure that the next election is fought on living standards.
The Guardian
14
We need to block Obama again and wait for the next election.'
Reuters
15
The next election has the potential to be transformative for the UK.
The Guardian
16
I suppose we must wait until the next election to find out.
The Irish Times
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New Zealand
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Australia
Common
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