special election

常見例句

The Republicans won a special election for a New Orleans seat in the House of Representatives.
共和黨人在一個(gè)特殊選擧中贏得了新奧爾良在美國衆(zhòng)議院的一個(gè)蓆位。
Mr Kennedy requested that the state law should be amended to provide a temporary appointment by the governor until the special election.
肯尼迪要求對(duì)州法律進(jìn)行脩改使得在特殊選擧進(jìn)行前可以由州長先任命臨時(shí)蓡議員。
She won a special election -- with nearly 62% of the vote -- to succeed longtime ally Hilda Solis, now U.S. Labor secretary, in the 32nd Congressional District.
她以62％的票數(shù)在第32國會(huì)選區(qū)贏了補(bǔ)選，成功繼任現(xiàn)已成爲(wèi)勞工部長的盟友希達(dá)·囌麗斯。

Luke Ravenstahl was just twenty-seven when he won a special election in two thousand seven.
He was thirty-eight years old. The Baseball Writers Association of America held a special election.
"Or whether it is really even a wave." Hawkings says Democrats say there is no upcoming Republican "wave" which will sweep scores of them from office, pointing to a special election for the U.S.House seat for the late Congressman John Murtha of Pennsylvania.

He won a short-term special election in 1970 and has easily won re-election ever since.
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