By-poll
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: By-poll is a noun meaning Alternative form of bypoll.
Meaning
Alternative form of bypoll.
Example Sentences
The CEC had the matter enquired and made a press statement that the electoral rolls of Mangaldoi had to be revised before going for the by-poll.
EC also served a notice on Karnataka's Primary and Secondary Education Minister Basavaraj Horatti for meeting with teachers and seeking support for his party's candidate for a by-poll in that state.
He was given the BSP ticket for the by-poll and the Muslim aristocrat's contest against the Samajwadi Party candidate became a prestigious tussle between the two parties which would signify who had more clout with the minority community.
Word Forms
- by-polls
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include bye-election, by-form, by-speech, push-polling, pseudo-election, pseudo-referendum.
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