Synonyms for general election
gen·er·al elec·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. general electionnoun

   a national or state election; candidates are chosen in all constituencies

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1. • Election

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1. Nile Gardiner:

   I think that Boris Johnson, clearly at Boris Johnson height, was a very popular figure with the British people as we saw with the 2019 general election, boris Johnson defied all odds to win a historic victory by a huge majority.

2. Steve Schmidt:

   When you look at Hilary Clinton’s age, it becomes an issue in a general election if she’s running against a 40-something new face as opposed to Governor Bush.

3. Randy Feenstra:

   I am truly humbled by the outpouring of support over the past 17 months that made tonight possible and I thank Congressman King for his decades of public service, as we turn to the General Election, I will remain focused on my plans to deliver results for the families, farmers and communities of Iowa. But first, we must make sure this seat doesn't land in the hands of Nancy Pelosi and Nancy Pelosi liberal allies in Congress. Tomorrow, we get back to work.

4. Ben Carson:

   If we are to defeat our Democratic opponent in the general election this November, we must reach an agreement together with each other that we will not succumb to the media's desire for a fight on the stage in Detroit.

5. Michael Gove:

   Every contender in this race for the Conservative leadership should answer what they would do faced with the choice of either delaying Brexit or fighting a general election before Brexit is secured.