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Meanings of win re-election in English

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Usage of win re-election in English
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Trump can still win re-election, however, without winning the national popular vote.
Reuters
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Non-partisan U.S. election handicappers have said he is likely to win re-election.
Reuters
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Should he win re-election next year, you can extend that to 2025.
News.com.au
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He easily defeated Republican challenger Neel Kashkari to win re-election in November.
Reuters
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Their support helped Democratic President Barack Obama win re-election in 2012.
Reuters
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What is pretty clear is that supporting weed won't help Obama win re-election.
The Guardian
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Democrats are relying on strong support from Hispanics to help Obama win re-election.
Reuters
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Barring a surprise victory elsewhere, Trump needs to win Wisconsin to win re-election.
The Guardian
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Boozman is considered an early but heavy favorite to win re-election.
Reuters
10
Yet he could just as well win re-election next year.
The Irish Times
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He said his agency assessed that China would prefer that Trump not win re-election.
Reuters
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With public support at 5 percent or lower, Yushchenko is unlikely to win re-election.
Reuters
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Lipinski is heavily favored to win re-election in the fall.
Reuters
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For President Obama, however, it helped secure enough votes to pass Obamacare, and win re-election.
The Guardian
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Ten other directors are also on track to win re-election, Bloomberg said, citing that source.
Reuters
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Budget constraints are just one headache for Rousseff, who struggled to win re-election in October.
Reuters
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Win re-election across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
Less common