Examples of 'won the by-election' in a sentence
Meaning of "won the by-election"
won the by-election: This phrase indicates that a candidate or party emerged victorious in an election held to fill a single seat that has become vacant between general elections
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won the by-election
He won the by-election with a substantial majority.
The ruling party also won the by-election in Sinoe County.
He won the by-election caused by the death of his predecessor.
Nevertheless, he won the by-election handily.
He won the by-election in a tight race, winning by only 262 votes over the Liberal candidate.
Despite this MacDonald won the by-election and returned to Parliament.
His election in 1888 was overturned after an appeal but he won the by-election that followed.
Portillo won the by-election and went on to become a prominent political figure.
Don Urquhart won the by-election.
Labour won the by-election and became the official opposition in Parliament.
John Nilles won the by-election to replace him.
Gorton won the by-election for the Liberals with an increased primary vote.
Jagmeet Singh won the by-election in Burnaby-South.
He easily won the by-election of 27 October required to confirm his nomination.
New Democrat Dennis Gruending won the by-election in the Saskatchewan district of Saskatoon-Rosetown-Biggar.
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Benn had won the by-election on May 4, but had been disqualified by law.
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There will be a by-election to fill that vacancy
By-election is an election held in a single political constituency
Slaughter won a by-election the following year
