Election Commission
/ɪˈlɛkʃən kəˈmɪʃən/
Definition

Definition of Election Commission - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

regulatory authorityorganization that enforces election laws and regulations
  • The Election Commission fined the party for violations.
  • The Election Commission announced the election dates.
  • Critics praised the Election Commission for its transparency.
regulatory agency
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Expressions with election

election fevern.
widespread public enthusiasm and activity related to an election
Election fever has taken over the city with rallies and debates everywhere.
carry an electionv.
win a majority in an election
The candidate managed to carry an election with ease.
fight an electionv.
make a strong effort to win an election
They are determined to fight an election and win.
election dayn.
day designated for voting in elections
Election day is a public holiday in some countries.
election nightn.
the evening when votes are counted in an election
Everyone gathered around the TV on election night to see the results.
election campaignn.
organized series of activities to influence voters
The candidate's election campaign focused on healthcare reform..

Expressions with commission

on commissionadj.
paid based on performance
The artist was hired on commission to create the mural.
in commissionadj.
functioning or operational
The elevator is finally in commission.
out of commissionadj.
not in working condition or not operational
The elevator is out of commission due to a technical fault.
put into commissionv.
make something ready for use or service
The engineers put the new system into commission.
blue ribbon commissionn.
special group investigating important issues
The government formed a blue ribbon commission to study climate change.
get one's commissionv.
receive a fee for services rendered
She was thrilled to get her commission after the sale.
on a commission basisadv.
in a way where payment depends on sales made
She works on a commission basis and earns more with each sale.
commission raten.
percentage or fee level used to calculate money paid as commission
The real estate agency raised the commission rate on luxury home sales.
commission plann.
system for paying employees based on sales
The company introduced a new commission plan to boost sales.
commission agentn.
person selling goods for others earning commission
The commission agent sold all the paintings at the gallery.

Terms related to Election Commission

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Terms with Election Commission included in their meaning

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FECacr.
acr: Federal Election Commission
group that oversees federal elections in the US

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  1. French:Commission électorale, ...
  2. German:Wahlkommission, ...
  3. Italian:Commissione Elettorale, ...
  4. Spanish:Comisión Electoral, ...
  5. Portuguese:Comissão Eleitoral, ...
  6. Chinese:选举委员会, ...
  7. Japanese:選挙管理委員会, ...
  8. Arabic:لَجْنَة الِانْتِخَابَات, ...
  9. Hebrew:וַעֲדַת הַבְּחִירוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:Избирательная комиссия, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Виборча комісія, ...
  12. Hindi:चुनाव आयोग, ...
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