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| City of Durham Council is | elected every four years. |
| The former Kerrier District Council was | elected every four years. |
| Kingston upon Thames Council is | elected every four years. |
| Berwick-upon-Tweed Council is | elected every four years. |
| Council Four | elected at large. |
| East Hertfordshire Council is | elected every four years. |
| Northumberland Council is | elected every four years. |
| Kent County Council is | elected every four years. |
| Lambeth London Borough Council is | elected every four years. |
| The ten-member council is | elected every two years, with members elected by geog |
| Breckland District Council is | elected every four years. |
| The Council is | elected for a five-year term. |
| Middlesbrough Council is | elected every four years. |
| Uttlesford Council is | elected every four years. |
| Kennet Council was | elected every four years. |
| Easington Council is | elected every four years. |
| Epsom and Ewell Council is | elected every four years. |
| Oxfordshire County Council is | elected every four years. |
| Blyth Valley Council is | elected every four years. |
| Hambleton Council is | elected every four years. |
| Until 2003, the council was | elected by thirds. |
| Babergh Council is | elected every four years. |
| Until 2002 the council was | elected by thirds. |
| County Durham Unitary Council is | elected every four years. |
| North Yorkshire County Council is | elected every four years. |
| The Council was | elected for a period of three years. |
| South Shropshire Council is | elected every four years. |
| North Somerset Council is | elected every four years. |
| Horsham Council is | elected every four years. |
| Bournemouth Borough Council is | elected every four years. |
| Wansbeck Council is | elected every four years. |
| Canterbury Council is | elected every four years. |
| North Devon Council is | elected every four years. |
| , she became the Houston City Council's first | elected Asian American Councilwoman, and was elected |
| s a member of the Seattle City Council, first | elected in 2003 and re-elected in 2007, Council membe |
| If there is a tie, the senior Councillor is | elected. |
| An assemblyman and councillor was | elected from each electoral district. |
| Not a single Conservative Councillor was | elected in Haringey. |
| the local elections with one councillor being | elected in Central Ward and three others elected in O |
| Seven Parish Councillors were | elected un-opposed. |
| Councillors are | elected from single-member constituencies (the canton |
| In 2002 three ICG councillors were | elected in Isleworth. |
| One third of the councillors were | elected in 2008. |
| By 1908, Millet's first councillors were | elected. |
| 48 councillors were | elected from 46 electoral divisions. |
| lowing year the first Labour councillors were | elected. |
| Altogether 11 councillors are | elected. |
| 59 councillors are | elected from 26 wards. |
| Currently a majority of the Councillors were | elected as Labour Party Candidates. |
| 48 councillors are | elected from 20 wards with between one and three elec |
| One third of the councillors were | elected in 2007. |
| The councillors were | elected on the basis of one councillor per city ward |
| 74 councillors were | elected from 63 electoral divisions. |
| They currently have two councillors, one | elected as an Ulster Unionist, and the other elected |
| It has 30 councillors, last | elected in 2005. |
| Three State Councilmen were | elected, at large, from each county. |
| There, local councils were | elected from 20 neighborhoods (Nahia) and these counc |
| These councils then | elected District Assemblies by 25 November, which in |
| These councils then | elected District Assemblies, which in turn elected Pr |
| There, local councils were | elected from 20 neighbourhoods (Nahia) and these coun |
| Councils were | elected in Denmark's 270 municipalities and the fifte |
| Three counties each | elected two at-large senators. |
| the 15-member Security Council countries are | elected to two-year terms. |
| It consisted of Queen's County, and | elected two members. |
| It consisted of Prince County, and | elected two members. |
| It consisted of King's County, and | elected two members. |
| In 1911 Couse was | elected to the National Academy of Design. |
| Edith Cowan was | elected to the West Australian Legislative Assembly i |
| Republican William O. Cowger was | elected Mayor of Louisville and Schmied won the alder |
| Cowles was | elected as a Republican to the Forty-first Congress ( |
| Craig was | elected Speaker of the Assembly in 1935. |
| In 1624, Cresheld was | elected Member of Parliament for Evesham. |
| Re-elected in 1920 Cripps was | elected the inaugural speaker of the Legislative Asse |
| Croft was | elected an ACM Fellow in 1997. |
| In January 1959, Cronin was | elected president of the American League, the first f |
| Justice Crooks was | elected to the Supreme Court in 1996 and re-elected i |
| espite being a relative unknown, Crothers was | elected into office. |
| Crowley was | elected in his first political candidacy in 2001 and |
| Cruz was | elected as mayor of Guaynabo in 1980. |
| James H. Cummiskey was | elected speaker. |
| Andrew Cuomo was | elected to replace fellow Democrat Eliot Spitzer, who |
| In 1997 Curletti was | elected to the Argentine Chamber of Deputies for Chac |
| The current body, | elected in national polling on April 30, 2006 has 115 |
| Rebiya Kadeer is the current president, | elected in 2006. |
| There are currently 18 | elected members. |
| Curry was | elected mayor of Independence, Missouri in 1962. |
| Curtin was | elected as a Republican to the Eighty-fifth and to th |
| William M. Daily (Methodist), | elected December 4, 1844 |
| George Dalrymple was | elected speaker. |
| Democrat Walter H. Dalton was | elected Lieutenant Governor, succeeding term-limited |
| Stefan Dammhayn was | elected mayor on 3 April 2005. |
| Dance was | elected chairman at the same 1996 convention. |
| Darlington was | elected as a Federalist to the Fifteenth congress. |
| Davies was | elected to Vancouver City Council as a member of the |
| Davis was | elected mayor of Southaven in 1997 and was elected to |
| Davis was | elected as a Unionist to the 38th Congress and re-ele |
| Davis was | elected as a Democrat to the 26th Congress. |
| Brian Davison was | elected as his replacement on 6 August. |
| Day's wife, Georgie Day, was | elected to the legislature, on her first attempt in e |
| (Senators in those days were | elected by the state legislatures.) |
| ..... 1335-1354 ..... John de Bourne, | elected 29 August 1335. |
| Roger de Thebrugg, | elected 1281; |
| William de Parys, | elected 1296; |
| Gregory Deighan was | elected speaker. |
| DeKorte was | elected to the New Jersey General Assembly in 1967 an |
| The Council delegates then | elected an Executive Committee. |
| First, delegates are | elected from the attendees. |
| the first round of voting, 90 delegates were | elected. |
| An insurance agent by profession, Deluga was | elected for the first time in 1989, when he was elect |
| Christopher Basil Hall (Lib Dem) 1,122 | ELECTED |
| In 1962, Jones, a Democrat was | elected to state assembly. |
| Jim Motznik, a Democrat, was | elected to Pittsburgh City Council, District 4, in Fe |
| Charles Kennedy, Liberal Democrat, was | elected in 1997 and re-elected in 2001. |
| Borer, a Democrat, was | elected mayor in 1991. |
| Hays, a Democrat, was | elected to the 81st Congress in 1948, and was subsequ |
| Michael Bloomberg, formerly a Democrat, was | elected as a Republican in 2001 and 2005, succeeding |
| Madeleine Bordallo, a Democrat, was | elected. |
| Dennison was | elected on 17 December 1722. |
| 687 deputies were | elected to the tenth Supreme People's Assembly. |
| Deputies are | elected to serve for a three-year tearm. |
| 687 deputies were | elected to the ninth Supreme People's Assembly. |
| Deputies are | elected to serve for a three-year term. |
| All 380 deputies were | elected in uninominal constituencies. |
| 579 deputies were | elected. |
| Dill was | elected to the Ontario assembly after Frederick G. Fa |
| liamentary representative of the division was | elected using the first-past-the-post system. |
| In 1971 Dodd was | elected to the New Jersey Senate to represent the 26t |
| Doherty was | elected to the New Jersey General Assembly in 2001, a |
| Jean-Gabriel Domergue (1889-1962), | elected in 1950 |
| Dorsey was | elected Assistant General of the Passionists worldwid |
| At the 1941 by-election, George Dougan was | elected unopposed. |
| Douglas was | elected speaker for the provincial assembly in 1905. |
| Albert E. Douglas was | elected speaker. |
| Douglas was | elected to represent the Dunfermline constituency. |
| Mildred Dover was | elected speaker. |
| In 1914, Dowell was | elected as a Republican to represent Iowa's 7th congr |
| is currently represented by Bev Dubois, first | elected in 2003 and re-elected in 2006. |
| is currently represented by Bev Dubois, first | elected in 2003 and re-elected in 2006 and 2009. |
| Michael Dukakis was | elected to a second non-consecutive term. |
| One candidate, party leader Mario Dumont, was | elected. |
| Becky Dunn was | elected mayor of Palestine in 2006. |
| Dunn was | elected Labour Member of Parliament (MP) for Liverpoo |
| Dunning was | elected to represent Monroe County in the Indiana Hou |
| Dutton was | elected Governor of Connecticut in 1854. |
| In October 2010, Duynhoven was | elected Mayor of New Plymouth. |
| Sereno Edwards Dwight, Congregationalist, | elected December 16, 1816 |
| In 1840, Dyer was | elected Adjutant General of Rhode Island. |
| In 1667 Dyott was | elected Member of Parliament for Lichfield. |
| Dr. Dzau was | elected to PepsiCo's Board in 2005. |
| Each district | elected multiple members. |
| Each district | elected multiple members, with voters casting multipl |
| Each province | elected its own legislature known as a Provincial Cou |
| Each parish | elected a member to the Board of Guardians, except th |
| In 1888 Eagle was | elected Governor of Arkansas. |
| East was | elected an Associate of the Royal Academy in 1899, ha |
| Eastwood was | elected to Derry City Council in 2005, and elected fo |
| In 1857, Van Eaton was | elected district attorney. |
| Two other ecclesiastics were | elected at the same time, the Rev. |
| Eckert was | elected as a Whig to the Thirtieth Congress. |
| was especially problematic, in Edmonton that | elected seven members. |
| In 1844 Edward was | elected by the M.E. |
| EDWARD MURPHY | ELECTED in NYT on January 18, 1893 |
| Edwards was | elected Member of Parliament for Accrington in 1923. |
| A.S. Edwards was | elected editor of the Bulletin in 1906. |
| Edwards was | elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 200 |
| Former Police Minister Clive Edwards was | elected in Tongatapu, and Lepolo Taunisila was electe |
| r Prime Minister Tupuola Taisi Tufuga Efi was | elected unopposed by the 49-member strong parliament. |
| Einstein was | elected as a Republican to the Forty-sixth Congress ( |
| Eleanor Pygot, | elected 1501, died 1509 |
| r succeeded in having any election candidates | elected. |
| In the 2011 Welsh Assembly electionhe was | elected as member for Mid and West Wales. |
| He was re-elected in the 1860 elections, and | elected as MP for Mataura in the following two electi |
| The Dutch electoral college | elected 13 MEPs and the French electoral college elec |
| Robert Elliott (Presbyterian), | elected November 10, 1808 |
| Elliott was | elected in November 1956 to the Pennsylvania State Se |
| Ellis was | elected to the Seventy-first Congress (March 4, 1929- |
| Ells was | elected in 1974. |
| In the end, Pennsylvania | elected its first Republican governor. |
| Hounslow Council in London, England is | elected every four years. |
| Suffolk County Council in England is | elected every four years. |
| gs Borough Council in East Sussex, England is | elected every two years, while before 2002 the counci |
| iltern Council in Buckinghamshire, England is | elected every four years. |
| Maldon Council in Essex, England is | elected every four years. |
| Derbyshire County Council in England is | elected every four years. |
| eham Borough Council in Hampshire, England is | elected every two years, while before 2002 the counci |
| East Hampshire Council in England is | elected every four years. |
| Warwickshire County Council in England is | elected every four years. |
| Norfolk County Council in England is | elected every four years. |
| Cumbria County Council in England is | elected every four years. |
| Blackpool Unitary Council in England is | elected every four years. |
| orough Council in Gloucestershire, England is | elected every two years, while before 2002 the counci |
| Cornwall Council in England is | elected every four years. |
| Essex County Council in England is | elected every four years. |
| Shepway District Council in Kent, England is | elected every four years. |
| Mendip Council in Somerset, England is | elected every four years. |
| Buckinghamshire County Council in England is | elected every four years. |
| n District Council in West Sussex, England is | elected every four years. |
| Haringey Council in London, England is | elected every four years. |
| Leicester Unitary Council in England is | elected every four years. |
| th Hams District Council in Devon, England is | elected every four years. |
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