Synonyms for off year
off year

Princeton's WordNet

1. off yearnoun

   a year in which productivity is low or inferior

2. off yearnoun

   a year in which no major political elections are held

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1. Democrat Chris Anderson:

   As an off year election in a sometimes purple state, the Virginia gubernatorial is often seen as an early indicator of where voters are headed after a presidential, and these poll results suggest Republicans might be more competitive in some places when Donald Trump is not on the ballot.

2. Matt Barreto:

   This is happening in an off year, in an off month -- we are on the tail end of summer -- so there was a lot of hand ringing in the summer, but no one was paying attention to the recall. There was no enthusiasm gap because there was no enthusiasm, the fact that it is all coming in the last month is normal and it just makes sense to me.

3. Josh Schwerin:

   In an off-year election, it is critical to make sure that your voters know that the election is going to be close, that their vote matters and that the stakes are high, for that reason, it is important to have Terry McAuliffe and Terry McAuliffe allies out there talking about the election and how close it will be and making sure we don't get complacent.

4. Emanuel Cleaver:

   [What] we’re going to have to do is have a massive presidential year-like turnout. I think that’s going to give us our best chance and maybe the only chance if we have an off year turnout, if we get the same kind of turnout that we got when it was Roy Blunt was last on the ballot, Democrats could have a chance.

5. Shericka Jackson:

   I've been really working hard, 2018 was my off year to get some speed in and I think it has worked pretty well along with the strength and conditioning work and it's really good to know I just ran a life time best here.