Reelection is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REELECTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of electing again
• the election of someone to a further term of office
• Election a second time, or anew; as, the reelection of a former chief.
• election again
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to elect for another term in office

Words related to REELECTION

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Words that contain REELECTION

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How to use REELECTION in a sentence

• So popular was he at this time, that, on his re-election to Congress in 1824, he received four thousand nine hundred and ninety votes out of five thousand votes cast.
• Both parties have the same platform too, there is only one principle involved, that is the principle of re-election.
• He offered himself for re-election, and was sent back to Congress by an enormous majority.
• Supported De Witt Clinton for governor of New York in 1817, but opposed his reelection in 1820.
• Captain Dutton played a dashing, brilliant game at left end, and secured for himself a re-election that held no dissenting vote.
• Whatever may be the opinions of others, the President considers his reelection as a decision of the people against the bank.
• Your reelection to the Chief Magistracy of the United States gives us sincere pleasure.
• Every elector, it was well known, would be a Republican, and as such would vote for the reelection of Monroe and Tompkins.
• At the close of his fourth administration President Roberts decided to decline reelection.
• Early in the canvass Lincoln began to hear that Crittenden, of Kentucky, favored the reelection of Douglas, and had promised so to advise the Whigs of Illinois by a public letter.
• The event came too late to be of service to Adams in his campaign for reelection, but it was intensely gratifying to his self-esteem.
• That Adams should have been so indifferent to the good will of his party at a time when he was a candidate for reelection is a remarkable circumstance.
• He declined a reelection to Congress, and came to Norfolk in 1802, then a place of extensive foreign commerce, and soon entered upon a large and important practice.
• Of his re-election he had no doubt, for Illinois had always been a Democratic state, though it was becoming somewhat divided in opinion.
• To lose his reelection to the Senate would almost certainly end his public career.
• In 1864 the paramount considerations of absolute supremacy, which dictated the reelection of Mr.
• Lord Cunliffe is the first Governor of the Bank of England to receive the honor of re-election after serving his term of two years.
• This change of policy was doubtless the result of timidity rather than of a desire to secure re-election by gaining the favour of the Southern Democracy.
• Before the dissolution of this assembly, on the motion of Robespierre, a measure was passed, declaring that none of the members should be capable of re-election.
• If the question of my reelection had come on within a few weeks thereafter, I doubt whether I should have got forty votes in the whole Legislature.
• Farwell was opposed to him, and when he was with difficulty nominated for reelection, the State of Illinois voted for Cleveland.
• There is no evidence of this in the City’s Records, although there appears to have been a disturbance at his re-election in 1384.
• This election removed him from the bench, much to his regret, it was said, as under the circumstances he could hardly hope for a re-election.
• The Governor of the State was a Democrat and there were those who had hopes of his re-election.
• Now the time was approaching when, in the 1859 session of the Illinois legislature, Douglas would have to stand for re-election to the United States Senate.
• Other but shall be eligible for provinces can be represented re-election.
• Though some of his best friends urged him to stand for reelection, he firmly declined.
• The favorite candidate of the South was Franklin Pierce, for reelection, with Stephen A.
• Certificate of reelection President of the United States.
• In 1821, his health being seriously impaired, he declined a reelection and retired to private life.
• He declined to become a candidate for reelection, and at the conclusion of his term retired to his home in Nashville.
• The representative who takes his seat in December of the odd year, must stand for re-election in the following year.

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