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Often used in the same context:
electoral,
reelection,
polls,
referendum,
primaries,
vote,
voters,
incumbent,
electorate,
candidacy,
governorship,
voter turnout,
recount,
presidency,
elect,
ballot,
electors,
electioneering,
lections,
caucus,
plebiscite,
campaigning,
runoffs,
incumbency,
mayoralty,
candidates,
constituencies,
preelection,
hustings,
parliamentary,
democrat,
lieutenant governorship,
electorial,
absentee ballot,
lection,
senatorial,
landslide,
midterm,
precincts,
incumbant,
democratic,
nomination,
reapportionment,
canvass,
noncandidate,
ridings,
senate,
candidature,
mayorship,
politics,
officeholders,
challenger,
straw poll,
speakership,
legislative,
nominating,
constitutional,
prime ministership,
constitution,
politician,
pollster,
polling station,
proportional representation,
turnout,
councilorship,
secession,
primary election,
mudslinging,
debates,
polling booth,
lieutenant governor,
impeachment,
progressive conservative party,
general election,
judgeship,
senatorship,
republican,
democracy,
census,
independents,
plurality,
parliament,
opposition,
running mate,
lok sabha,
reappointment,
chancellorship,
delegate,
inauguration,
majorities,
party,
office,
parliamentarianism,
disenfranchisement,
legislature,
misrule,
irv,
districting,
john mccain,
bossism,
reformist,
hanging chad,
elections,
balloting,
charter,
enactment,
nominations,
elec,
poll,
appointment,
convention,
ratification,
trial,
meeting,
primary,
statute,
auction,
reform,
fought,
publicized,
final,
suffrage,
f1nal,
grueling,
protracted,
statewide,
hectic,
inconclusive,
administration,
antiwar,
exhausting,
fmal,
followup,
inaugural,
interparty
More specific:
bye election,
by election,
co-optation,
co-option,
general election,
primary,
primary election,
reelection,
runoff
Appears in the definition of:
.,
absentee ballot,
approaching,
block,
bye election,
by election,
call,
campaign for governor,
cancel,
canvasser,
carry,
changed,
closing,
coattails effect,
contested,
contestee,
contester,
corral,
cumulative vote,
date,
decide,
despond,
direct,
elected,
elected official,
electioneer,
election commission,
election day,
election fraud,
elective,
elector,
exit poll,
fatal,
floater,
floating voter,
general,
general election,
governor's race,
gubernatorial,
herbert clark hoover,
herbert hoover,
hoover,
install,
lottery,
merry-go-round,
mood,
mugwump,
multiple voting,
nip and tuck,
noise,
nominating address,
nominating speech,
nomination,
nominator,
nonappointive,
nonelective,
official,
outa,
plurality,
poll,
polling day,
polling place,
polling station,
president hoover,
primary,
primary election,
probably,
program,
pro forma,
psephologist,
psephology,
public servant,
reaction,
recount,
red-eye,
reelection,
register,
relative majority,
returning officer,
rig,
ruin,
runoff,
scrutineer,
senate campaign,
senate race,
senatorial,
set up,
slate,
smart money,
soft money,
speculation,
swing voter,
switch,
ticket,
turnout,
unofficial,
visibility,
walk-in,
waltz,
whisker,
whistlestop,
writ of election
More general:
choice,
pick,
selection,
vote
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— Nouns for election:
campaign,
period,
day,
year,
polls,
bid,
survey,
results,
campaigns,
time,
victory,
more...
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