The phrase "a former election" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an election that has already taken place in the past.
Example: "The results of a former election can provide valuable insights into voter behavior and trends."
Alternatives: "a previous election" or "an earlier election".
Sodsri Satayathum, a former election commissioner, questioned how effective a coalition government could be.
"The system of political parties is on very shaky ground," said Gothom Arya, a former election commissioner.
A former election lawyer and the general counsel for Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign, Katie Biber '04 now works in Silicon Valley.
The Election Commission has nearly three weeks to certify the election, a time frame that Gothom Arya, a former election commissioner, said was feasible.
Fazal Ahmad Manawi, a former election commission chief and no fan of Mr. Karzai, said the country needed him to help the next president manage.
"Mr. Abhisit now has a better bargaining position against his opponents," said Gothom Arya, director of research at Mahidol University and a former election commissioner.
A former elections chief, Benjamin Abalos, and the former transport secretary, Leandro Mendoza, also also charged over the ZTE contract, and the courts ordered their arrests on Tuesday.
Yet, since April 4th last year, a former elections manager from the London borough of Hammersmith has also been keeping an eye on the commission, its staff, buildings and records.
Her husband, Jose Miguel Arroyo, and a former elections chief, who are among those named in the case, have previously denied accusations of receiving millions of dollars in kickbacks in the deal.
It's not unusual for organizers of voter registration drives, who want to register as many people as possible, to produce batches of voter registration forms that have problems, said Tammy Patrick, a former elections official in Maricopa County, Arizona.
Its host was Erick Erickson, a round-faced, redheaded former election lawyer and city councilman in Macon, Ga., who began blogging in 2004 on a site called RedState.com.com
