Synonyms for elected official
elect·ed of·fi·cial

Princeton's WordNet

1. elected officialnoun

   official who won the office in a free election

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1. Lauri Jones:

   Someone said,' Let's find out where she lives, we'll post her address,' those types of things, not being an elected official or anything, I mean, I wasn't used to that and it did make me really kind of fearful.

2. Freedom Caucus:

   This kind of hateful rhetoric from an elected official is exactly why tragedies such as the Covenant Christian School shooting in Nashville occurred.

3. Mark Brnovich:

   While Paul Petersen enjoyed a position of respect and trust in the community, Paul Petersen manipulated adoptive families and bilked Arizona taxpayers for Paul Petersen own profit, paul Petersen must now answer for Paul Petersen crimes. It doesn't matter if you're politically connected, wealthy, or an elected official, the rule of law applies equally to everyone.

4. Ron DeSantis:

   No elected official is doing more to enable the transmission of COVID in America than Joe Biden with his open borders policies.

5. Ibrahim Hooper:

   This is an extremely old issue that has been circulated endlessly on anti-Muslim hate sites and it’s a bit surprising to see an elected official promoting these kinds of Islamophobic smears.