Benefit
Election
Election noun - The act or process of selecting.
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Synonyms for Election
Benefit and election are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Benefit" instead a noun "Election".
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- Rather than picking a candidate based on competence this turns into an election, complete with a debate attended by the entire town and one backer committing arson to benefit his candidate.
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These attachments, nicknamed "riders," were designed to tip voting requirements throughout the country (but especially the South) in a way that would benefit the Democrats in the upcoming presidential election.
- Clinton's speech had the extra benefit of happening at the same time that Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings showed that Trump's campaign was practically broke compared to Clinton's and lot of the money in Trump's campaign was being funneled back to Trump and his companies.
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