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Meanings of re-election in English

Portuguese
re-eleição
Spanish
reeleccion presidencial
Catalan
reelecció

The act of being elected after already being elected once, and already having served out one's first term.

re-eleição
Usage of re-election in English
1
Trump can still win re-election, however, without winning the national popular vote.
Reuters
2
President Bill Clinton, seeking re-election that year, signs the bill into law.
Reuters
3
Despite the pending state and federal charges, Scarborough won re-election last year.
Reuters
4
Sarksyan, elected in 2008, said he would stand for re-election next year.
Reuters
5
Three current board members will not stand for re-election, the company said.
Reuters
6
The President needs to make a positive case for his own re-election.
News.com.au
7
Opposition leaders say the presidential vote was rigged to secure Ahmadinejad's re-election.
Reuters
8
COLOMBIA: Colombian president Mr Alvaro Uribe launched his re-election bid this week.
The Irish Times
9
Trump's presidential re-election campaign paid for the ad, U.S. news media reported.
Reuters
10
More than 40 House Republicans have said they will not seek re-election.
Reuters
11
The president's re-election campaign on Thursday said the allegations were not true.
Reuters
12
The event was used to raise funds for Mr Mulvaney's re-election campaign.
The Irish Times
13
He's standing again next year, and has a good chance of re-election.
The Guardian
14
A strong economy is key to the Republican president's 2020 re-election prospects.
News.com.au
15
The BBC's Jonah Fisher said that her re-election was no great surprise.
BBC
16
I look forward to his leadership, I look forward to his re-election.
Reuters
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reelecció
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Common
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Common
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