Synonyms for elected official
elect·ed of·fi·cial

Princeton's WordNet

1. elected officialnoun

   official who won the office in a free election

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1. Jena Griswold:

   There are a lot of barriers being put up from the administration -- whether that's trying to force Americans to risk their very lives to cast a ballot, to meddling with the Post Office, sabotaging the way we deliver mail, to falsehoods and lies about vote by mail, so, I just think it's so important that every elected official, every elections official and every American citizen start sounding the alarm. The rhetoric coming out of the White House is something that you hear under dictatorships, not in the United States. We have to act. We can not allow him to tilt this election.

2. Dan Damman:

   I would say that I probably came to the conclusion this morning, after the initial shock of what she said really sank in and (given) the deep-seated viewpoints that she has, I dont believe that she is fit to serve as an elected official in Marysville or anywhere else.

3. Stephen Lindemuth:

   You school board have the right to govern over the school and to push back against the governmental overreach of a governor who is acting as more of a dictator than an elected official.

4. Michael Madigan:

   I was never involved in any criminal activity. The government is attempting to criminalize a routine constituent service : job recommendations. That is not illegal, and these other charges are equally unfounded, throughout my 50 years as a public servant, I worked to address the needs of my constituents, always keeping in mind the high standards required and the trust the public placed in me. I adamantly deny these accusations and look back proudly on my time as an elected official, serving the people of Illinois.

5. Brad Raffensperger:

   That was an ongoing investigation, i don't believe that an elected official should be involved in that process.