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electoral

adjective as in electing

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Search results reveal substantial evidence that voter reaction to scandals remains consequential and materially affects electoral viability.

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The military has since suspended the electoral process and blocked the results' release, and has insisted it thwarted a plot to destabilise the politically unstable country.

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Her first term lasted only two years; changes in Montana’s electoral rules made re-election impossible.

A growing number of EU leaders are starting to admit that their legitimacy depends on responding effectively to electoral impulses.

"This manoeuvre aims to prevent the publication of the electoral results scheduled for tomorrow, November 27," the civil society coalition Popular Front said in a statement on Wednesday.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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