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Meanings of special elections in inglês
Election held to fill a political office that has become vacant.
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Examples for "by-election"
Examples for "by-election"
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The government lost its majority late last year after losing a by-election.
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The Electoral Commissioner said the new changes worked well during the by-election.
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There were no great shocks in the Tipperary South by-election result yesterday.
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Mrs Goodman said a by-election would remove the issue of vote splitting.
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He said the by-election result had implications that went beyond the electorate.
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Certainly we would want to see free and fair by-elections, she said.
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On Thursday the party gained another seat in Norwich City Council's by-elections.
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In by-elections in 2012, contested by the NLD, it won one seat.
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Following the mess in Tlokwe, other by-elections throughout the country were postponed.
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Drapier: Bertie Ahern made an uncharacteristic error on the timing of the by-elections.
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A special election will be scheduled to determine a replacement for Franks.
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A special election to fill the seat has not yet been scheduled.
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A special election to fill Coburn's seat will be held in Oklahoma.
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A special election was held in November, 1874, to fill that vacancy.
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I know he's sick or we wouldn't be having this special election.
Usage of special elections in inglês
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Far longer than in any of last year's municipal and special elections.
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Some of the special elections success reflects startup progressive groups rallying voters.
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The race was the latest of several closely watched special elections ahead of November's contests.
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Republican lawmakers praised the high court's action to throw out the order requiring special elections.
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Despite the string of losses in special elections, some Democrats said there were reasons to be encouraged.
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We have seen early signs of that in several recent special elections -the equivalent of Australia's by-elections
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Democrats lost two other contested special elections earlier this year for Republican-held seats in conservative Kansas and Montana.
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Lewis is scheduled to hear court arguments on Aug. 20 about whether to order special elections in the affected districts.
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There's an election every two years and sometimes we get special elections! he told reporters while introducing the water plan.
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The high court, with no recorded dissents, sent the case back to the lower court to reconsider whether special elections are necessary.
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Under Reynold's ruling, Walker must call the two special elections by next week with votes likely to take place in early June.
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Trump's campaign says only two of 118 candidates the president has endorsed this year have lost in congressional primaries and special elections.
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In most of the states, representatives are chosen at the general state election; in the others, there are special elections for choosing representatives.
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The Supreme Court in January put the matter of special elections on hold while it decided whether to hear the state's appeal of the ruling.
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If they quit, they would have to be replaced through special elections in every electoral district they represent, which includes most of the country's biggest.
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He established a Special Elections Commission to run the election and stacked it with loyal partisans.
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