Sentence examples for Special election from inspiring English sources

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Special election

noun

An election scheduled at other than the usual date for a specific purpose, often to fill an office that has become vacant before the incumbent has completed the term.

Exact(60)

— Special Election Operations, Mr. Haggerty's company — "on ballot security".

The New York Times

Background: Elected 1993 special election.

Los Angeles Times

Hawaii (special election).

The New York Times

The (possible) special election.

The Economist

The special election has generated unusual interest.

The New York Times

A special election was scheduled for 2014.

Encyclopedia Britannica

The special election was held on January 20 , 2015

Encyclopedia Britannica

"There would be a special election.

The New York Times

For a special election, it's pretty incredible.

The New Yorker

House vacancies are filled by special election.

The New York Times

Neither had competed in the special election.

The New York Times

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