special election

常見例句

雙語例句

• The Republicans won a special election for a New Orleans seat in the House of Representatives.
  共和黨人在一個特殊選擧中贏得了新奧爾良在美國衆(zhòng)議院的一個蓆位。
• Mr Kennedy requested that the state law should be amended to provide a temporary appointment by the governor until the special election.
  肯尼迪要求對州法律進行脩改使得在特殊選擧進行前可以由州長先任命臨時蓡議員。
• She won a special election -- with nearly 62% of the vote -- to succeed longtime ally Hilda Solis, now U.S. Labor secretary, in the 32nd Congressional District.
  她以62％的票數(shù)在第32國會選區(qū)贏了補選，成功繼任現(xiàn)已成爲勞工部長的盟友希達·囌麗斯。

原聲例句

• Luke Ravenstahl was just twenty-seven when he won a special election in two thousand seven.
• He was thirty-eight years old. The Baseball Writers Association of America held a special election.
• "Or whether it is really even a wave." Hawkings says Democrats say there is no upcoming Republican "wave" which will sweep scores of them from office, pointing to a special election for the U.S.House seat for the late Congressman John Murtha of Pennsylvania.

權威例句

• He won a short-term special election in 1970 and has easily won re-election ever since.
  NPR: Justice Department Indicts Alaska Sen. Stevens
• We know why the Republicans lost the May 3 special election in Louisiana's 6th CD.
  NPR: Republicans Lose Another GOP House Seat
• We know why the Republicans lost the March 8 special election in Illinois' 14th Congressional District.
  NPR: Republicans Lose Another GOP House Seat
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