The phrase "a fourth election" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the occurrence of an election that is the fourth in a series or sequence.
Example: "After much debate, the committee decided to hold a fourth election to ensure all voices were heard."
Alternatives: "the fourth vote" or "a fourth ballot".
From the moment when Mr Blair announced that he would not lead his party into a fourth election, the only question that mattered was when he would leave.
It is the responsibility of all of us who want to see a fourth election victory to give him our support.
He said two years ago that he would not compete in a fourth election, having led his Labor Party to an unparalleled three consecutive victories since 1997.
But he has since dropped hints that he might like to lead the Liberals into a fourth election, presumably in 2004.Skilled survivor though he is, can Mr Chrétien control his own destiny?
The only legacy that had ever mattered to him, insisted Mr Blair, was winning a fourth election victory.If Mr Blair thinks he knows how Labour can win a fourth term, he is a good deal less certain about who is capable of delivering it.
This helped the Liberals to win again in 1997 and 2000.But as Mr Chrétien, who was 68 in January, kept hinting he might want to stay in office for yet a fourth election, his heir-apparent, who is little more than four years younger, grew impatient.
Mr. Aristide, a former Roman Catholic priest, became Haiti's first freely elected president in 1991 and won a second election in 2000.
A British election campaign is on and Tony Blair is battling for a third election win.
Marcus Stephen declared a state of emergency, under which a second election was held on June 19.
5 May Nick Clegg predicts a second election before Christmas unless the Liberal Democrats are in Government.
