| 单词 | presidential poll |
| 释义 | presidential poll Parliamentary elections (the first in 16 years) open the way for a presidential poll in 2009. Times, Sunday Times The last presidential poll, in 2009, was plagued by ballot-stuffing and other frauds. Times, Sunday Times They could change the party significantly in time for the 2016 presidential poll. Times, Sunday Times He sought to placate the opposition by offering a referendum yesterday alongside the presidential poll to set a date for parliamentary elections. Times, Sunday Times The 2007 'e-coup' took place when the military, amid a tense presidential poll, issued an online statement saying it would not stand by if secularism was threatened. Times, Sunday Times |
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