The phrase "a small election" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an election that involves a limited number of candidates, voters, or a specific local area.
Example: "The town held a small election to choose a new mayor, with only a few hundred residents participating."
Alternatives: "a minor election" or "a local election".
A SMALL election in Taiwan on March 14th just might have big consequences.
And they want to return," Kami´nski told a small election meeting of mainly elderly voters in a Warsaw suburb.
"The election business is shifting into the mark-sense and the electronic [D.R.E.] stuff," according to Richard J. Stephens, the president of a small election company in Escondido, California, who has been in the field since 1966.
John Paulson, who made billions betting on the collapse of the U.S. housing market, is hosting a small election party at his Upper East Side townhouse.
When qRT-PCR data derived in rats for a small election of genes were used to assess the effects of normalisation methods on microarray-based gene expression data, we found that for Affymetrix, MAS 5.0, RMA, GC-RMA and the Li-Wong method all had very high correlations with the logarithm of the qRT-PCR fold change, and the highest was comparison-dependent (see Additional file 9).
Before the great election, the Donald had to vanquish a gantlet of foes in a smaller election, which would be settled in part by a battle of verbal jousting.
"There should have been a test-run for a smaller election before deploying it for an election of this magnitude," said Mr Jonathan's presidential campaign spokesman Femi Fani-Kayode.
The IEC HQ attacks came nearly a week after Taliban attacked a smaller election commission office in the Darulaman neighborhood of Kabul.
Such a system would require small election districts and a single office for each of those districts across the country.
In a small HDP election office in an Istanbul working-class district, several elderly men sit around a table preparing letters to voters, while watching a speech by the party's co-chair, Selahattin Demirtas, on TV.
