The phrase "area election" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an election that is specific to a certain geographical area or district.
Example: "The area election will determine the new representatives for our local council."
Alternatives: "local election" or "district election".
She also votes in an area election for her sorority and writes the agenda for a sorority chapter meeting.
But by holding events at the convention -- and working under the auspices of a charity -- Mr. DeLay has stepped into an ethical gray area, election law and tax law experts said.
At about 100 precincts in the Orlando area, election workers had to use scissors to cut across flawed ballots before handing them to voters to enable electronic ballot readers to properly record votes, said Mary Cruz, administrative assistant in the Orange County Elections Office.
And GMB general secretary Paul Kenny said: "Only 16 out of 650 elected Members of Parliament secured the support of 40% of those entitled to vote in their parliamentary constituency area election in 2010.
"The UK already has tough laws on strikes - there is no need to make them stricter still". And GMB general secretary Paul Kenny said: "Only 16 out of 650 elected Members of Parliament secured the support of 40% of those entitled to vote in their parliamentary constituency area election in 2010.
Once a database of digital photos is in place, a current photo could also be required when requesting an absentee ballot, an area where election fraud is much more likely to occur.
An unwanted college campus near Bristol must remain in use for education, the area's election candidates have agreed.
Many commenters have reacted to this story by jumping to the conclusion that something untoward is going to happen in the Cincinnati area this Election Day as a result of the information presented.
The second problem area is election fraud.
For one-tenth of one percent of the last Defense appropriation, we could have done a lot of good in the area of election security.
Britain said on Friday that it would send more troops to Iraq if needed to safeguard the elections.Mr Allawi and American officials in Iraq argue that, since the insurgency is mainly concentrated in a few areas, the election could go ahead in the rest of the country, and would be legitimate even if the rebel strongholds did not take part.
