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By-ElectionAn election held in a single electoral district to fill a vacancy in the House of Assembly.
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By-Electionan election held to fill a vacancy in a provincial electoral district, municipality or rural community.
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By-ElectionA local election held to fill a suddenly vacated (single member voting) seat due to death, resignation etc. see also Casual Vacancy
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By-ElectionElection which is held for one seat in Parliament only, whenever there is a vacancy (for instance, if a Member of Parliament resigns or dies). In the YM episode The Death List the purpose of the Inter [..]
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By-Electiona special election held to fill the seat of a Member of the House of Representatives who has died or resigned
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By-ElectionThese are held when the Member of Parliament who represents that electorate retires or dies, or can no longer hold office. They occur before the MP's elected term is complete.
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By-ElectionAn election held between general elections, usually because the sitting MP has died or resigned.
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By-ElectionAn election held during a parliamentary term when the seat of an electorate MP becomes vacant. For example, when a member dies or resigns.
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By-ElectionAn election held in a particular electoral district to fill a vacancy in the House of Commons at any time other than during a general election. Several by-elections may be held on the same day.
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By-ElectionAn election held between general elections to fill an empty seat in the Legislative Assembly. A by-election is triggered when an MLA resigns, is disqualified from sitting, dies, or is successfully recalled. More than one by-election can be held on the same day. (Constitution Act, s. 35; Election Act, s. 1, 25; Recall and Initiative Act, s. 26-28)
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By-ElectionAn election held to fill a vacancy that occurs between general elections. See also casual vacancy.
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By-ElectionAn election in an electorate seat to fill a vacancy that arises between general elections.
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By-ElectionBy-elections are elections that take place in individual constituencies following the resignation, death, bankruptcy, 'lunacy' or elevation to peerage of the MP for that constituency.
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By-ElectionElections held between general elections to replace members who have died or have resigned from the Legislative Assembly.
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By-ElectionThe method of filling a constituency vacancy arising during a parliamentary session.
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By-ElectionBy-election is an election held to fill the vacancy in a political office. It is also known as special election in the U.S and Philippines. This election is conducted when any member of the political [..]
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By-ElectionThe process used generally in single member electorates to fill a casual vacancy. This is not used in the ACT. (see casual vacancy)
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By-ElectionA by-election is an election in a single district to fill a casual vacancy caused by the departure of a sitting Member of Parliament before the Member's term expires.
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By-Election(n) a special election between regular elections
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By-ElectionAn election in a single electorate in between general elections. Between 1901 and 2007, there were 141 by-elections. Of these, 67 were caused by the death of an MP, 68 as a result of resignation, five [..]
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By-Election
a special election held to fill a political office that has become vacant between general elections.
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By-Election The death, resignation or disqualification of a member of parliament creates a casual vacancy in the chamber. Such vacancies are filled by holding a special election called a by-election in the electoral district whose seat has become vacant.
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