gubernatorial
省长
definition
adjective
a gubernatorial election
of or relating to a state governor or the office of state governor.
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Before this date, the minister is expected to appoint a caretaker whose main task will be to prepare a 'gubernatorial' election.
Virginia is one of only two states with 'gubernatorial' races this election year.
Widespread money politics was often reported during regional 'gubernatorial' and regental elections.
So the California 'gubernatorial' recall election has been delayed until March.
The Californian 'gubernatorial' election had just got under way and everyone and their brother-in-law seemed to be running.
After the attorney helped a 'gubernatorial' candidate win an election, he became the governors counsel.
They are still finding uncounted ballots in Washington state from last fall's 'gubernatorial' election.
He expressed the hope that stability during 'gubernatorial' elections might signal the return of security and order in the province.
In between times, things are tightly controlled by the 'gubernatorial' staff.
The new organization demanded wider public participation and transparency during the next 'gubernatorial' election.
I hope the administration is serious in this effort, and not just making empty promises ahead of the 'gubernatorial' election.
Between now and next year, 38 states and two territories will hold 'gubernatorial' elections.
The 'gubernatorial' election regulation requires that a candidate should be at least a senior high school graduate.
The 'gubernatorial' election is still not over in Washington state.
Her brother Mitch is lieutenant governor and a future 'gubernatorial' prospect.
According to the bill, the province is allowed to arrange direct 'gubernatorial' elections, whenever it is ready.
The 'gubernatorial' election would be determined by the city's 83 councillors.
We're excited about your son's hopeful 'gubernatorial' election this year.
Interestingly, these PR projects began to multiply after 'gubernatorial' elections were done away with late last year.
In contrast, a mayoral or 'gubernatorial' election involves specific candidates, so it imposes stability.
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