"elected through" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when someone has been elected for a position or role through a series of votes or elections. For example, "She was elected through a series of votes to become the new mayor of the city."
I was elected through indirect elections to be president of this country.
The Bundestag is elected through direct elections, by proportional representation (mixed-member).
Currently, the Ukrainian national parliament is elected through a mixed election system in which half of the representatives are elected from national closed party lists, while another half are elected from constituencies under first-past-the-post voting.
Each DHB is comprised of 11 directors; seven of whom are elected through a public election system for three years term, and four are appointed to positions by the MoH.
Nine alumni trustees are elected through an alumni-wide election overseen by the Committee to Nominate Alumni Trustees (CTNAT).
Deputies (members) of the National Assembly are elected through secret ballots in democratic elections which are held every fifth year.
The primary election rules of the Democratic Party require a combination of 4,051 delegates elected through primaries and 714 "superdelegates" (elected officials and other influential Democrats who can back whomever they want).
The alternative would be a leader elected through democratic institutions.
"No more only getting elected through Archie," Mr. Whitehead said.
The party will control who gets elected through control of the list.
In some instances Roman magistrates were elected through colleges among citizens divided into 35 tribes.
