Elected
Elected adjective - Subject to popular election.
Republican and elected are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Republican" instead an adjective "Elected".
Republican
Republican adjective - Of, relating to, or favoring political democracy.
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Synonyms for Republican
Elected and Republican are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Elected" instead an adjective "Republican".
Nearby Words: republic, republicanism
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Related pairs
- representative and elected
- representative and Republican
- popular and elected
- popular and Republican
- democratic and elected
- democratic and Republican
- official and elected
- official and Republican
- autonomous and elected
- autonomous and Republican
- self-governing and elected
- self-governing and Republican
- classless and elected
- classless and Republican
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The third is Angus King of Maine, who was twice elected governor of Maine as an independent, and subsequently was elected to the Senate in a three-way race where he defeated the Republican and Democratic candidates; he caucuses with the Democrats.
- In Alabama, Representative Parker Griffith switched to the Republicans barely a year after being elected as a Democrat, and was hammered in a huge defeat in the Republican primary.
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It gets even funnier when the phlebotinum is removed after he gets elected, wherein he reverts to a Camp Gay completely out of sync with Republican positions.
Source: Gay Conservative
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