Значения термина real election на английском

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The NLD won Myanmar's last real election in 1990 by a landslide, but the military nullified the result.

Because with more troops on the ground in August, your capacity to have a real election will increase.

In trying to block me, they want to deny the rights of the Congolese to a real election.

In those towns, and countless others like them across the state's far west, the real election issue is water.

That wasn't any real election.

In the last real election in 2011, The Pheu Thai Party prevailed, only to be stripped of power three years later.

A night of real election drama saw Mr Blair's Commons majority slashed, to instantly revive questions about his tenure in 10 Downing Street.

Each party has its list of registered electors, and each holds a primary election before the real election, to decide the party candidate.

Woodward cites Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who told the President his real election opponent was the virus -not Democratic Party nominee Joe Biden.

In one experiment, participants strongly identifying with a fictional character who overcame obstacles to vote proved significantly more likely to vote in a real election.

We would like to see a real political process and real elections.

In real elections, however, they usually face not a three-way contest but a straight two-way fight.

The opportunity to participate in real elections has convinced the people who are unofficial leaders to come out into the open.

Together, they scheme and plot to win the presidency, a contest that these privileged rich kids take as seriously as any real elections.