Synonyms for elections
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1. List of paraphrases for "elections":

   election, electoral, polls, élections, poll, choices, elect, ballot, officer

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1. Andrew Yang:

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2. Joe Gruters:

   We don't want to just win in 2022, we want to completely dominate at the federal, state and local levels so( Florida Democrats) decide to go elsewhere in future elections, we don't want to be a purple state. We want to make a statement that Florida is red.

3. Bola Tinubu:

   He didn't really deliver in the southwest. It was only a slight lead, the APC, post-elections, is now very northern.

4. Erik Burton:

   At this juncture, the DeKalb County Board of Registration and Elections has no legal authority under state law to invalidate presidential election results certified in December of 2020 by the Georgia Secretary of State, election contests for the 2020 presidential election had to be filed in court within five days of the certification by the Secretary of State.

5. Alan Kennedy:

   ( N) either the Constitution nor Electoral Count Act offer any basis for claims by people who are not duly elected and certified presidential electors to replace duly elected and certified presidential electors solely because such non-electors were not elected, but would have liked to have been elected, resulting in their preferred candidates losing re-election, plaintiffs' claims to the contrary find no support in the text of the cited constitutional provisions or Electoral Count Act, and are contrary to the whole point of holding elections.