Meanings of run unopposed in English

The Commons speaker would normally be expected to run unopposed.

Plurality voting lowers the bar when incumbents run unopposed.

The party's TD for the constituency since 1992, Ms Liz O'Donnell, is expected to run unopposed.

Gilliead was afforded time and space to run unopposed and slam the ball beyond Lewis Thomas from the edge of the box.

In September, when the governor, Jim Edgar, announced a special election, for November 28th, to fill Reynolds's seat, Palmer hoped that she would run unopposed.

She ran unopposed once and was certainly planning on another easy victory.

Speculation is mounting he will be an agreed candidate, running unopposed.

Frenchman Bernard Laporte, who was running unopposed, has been elected vice-chairman.

There was no serious expectation of him being challenged, and indeed, he ran unopposed.

In 2012 with his support running high, he ran unopposed.

Gregorio Kilili Sablan ran unopposed during the November 2016 elections.

Most local supervisors were running unopposed, and the winning candidates and proposals enjoyed large margins.

In 85 percent of races, they ran unopposed.

Although both ran unopposed, the level of support was considered an important indicator of the party's backing.

Politicians voted 364-315 on Wednesday to re-elect Dr Merkel, who ran unopposed.

General Suleiman, a compromise candidate, ran unopposed.