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. Terry Headlee:

   I just couldn't believe that an elected official would say something so stupid.

2. Gary Bauer:

   BDS is at its core anti-Semitic, its goal is to demonize and isolate the most free, pluralistic nation in the Middle East. Every elected official in both parties should condemn it.

3. Greg Chavarria:

   They specifically mention their displeasure with the Chief joining members of our community in taking a knee against racism, hatred, and intolerance earlier this week. They have incorrectly stated the gesture was in support of an elected official. This is simply not true.

4. Timothy Blair:

   The one charge on this that stuck happened well after his time in the General Assembly, obviously, it couldn’t be related to his role as an elected official here.

5. Henry McMaster:

   I campaigned with him all over South Carolina. In fact, they tell me I was the first elected official in the country to endorse him, we see things alike, and I think he’s a great man.