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Meanings of provincial elections in English

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Usage of provincial elections in English
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Below are facts about the provincial elections and the law governing them.
Reuters
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A bodyguard was killed and a candidate for provincial elections was wounded.
Reuters
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According to the constitution, provincial elections are held every four years in Iraq.
Reuters
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People queue to vote for South Africa's national and provincial elections.
The South African
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Singh's sect had supported BJP candidates in provincial elections last year.
Reuters
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The outage hit on a day of provincial elections in parts of Argentina.
The Irish Times
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The national and provincial elections take place every five years.
The South African
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To allow for individuals to contest national and provincial elections.
The South African
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The Rassemblement is also unhappy with the restricted roll which applies to provincial elections.
Radio NZ
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The Kurdistan region has its own timetable for provincial elections in its three governorates.
Reuters
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The Pacific Awakening party, which became the kingmaker after this year's provincial elections, abstained.
Radio NZ
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Poor turnout has been reported for Vanuatu's provincial elections yesterday.
Radio NZ
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US and Iraqi officials say violence may spike ahead of provincial elections scheduled for January.
The Irish Times
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An even greater number of parties are trying their luck in the different provincial elections.
The South African
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These alterations will impact both voters and registered political parties contesting national and provincial elections.
The South African
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Three New Caledonian anti-independence parties have decided to join forces for provincial elections in May.
Radio NZ
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