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. Daniel Weiner and John Martin:

   The limit is a straightforward anti-corruption measure, instead of being independent from donors, a winning candidate -- now an elected official -- is raising money that will go directly into the official's own pocket.

2. Stephen Lindemuth:

   You school board have the right to govern over the school and to push back against the governmental overreach of a governor who is acting as more of a dictator than an elected official.

3. Zooey Zephyr:

   Today—when the Speaker continued to not recognize me as a duly elected official—my constituents & community protested on behalf of their democratic right to be heard. I raised my mic and stood in solidarity with them. I am devoted to those who rise in defense of democracy.

4. Ron DeSantis:

   Every president for 25 years has promised that on the campaign trail, once in office, they didn't do it. Donald Trump promised it, and Donald Trump followed through with it. And so to me, when you give your word, and you follow through with it as an elected official, that is the model that we're supposed to do.

5. Dick Durbin:

   President Trumps recorded conversation with Georgia Secretary of State Raffensperger is more than a pathetic, rambling, delusional rant, his disgraceful effort to intimidate an elected official into deliberately changing and misrepresenting the legally confirmed vote totals in his state strikes at the heart of our democracy and merits nothing less than a criminal investigation.