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- noun Plural form of
elected .
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Examples
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The issue focus here has been on the electeds, but the disclosure of the non-electeds is even more important.
Subtexts « PubliCola 2010
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I also think its dangerous to assume that our electeds are as in touch with the party faithful/grassroots as I think your post assumes.
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Everyone needs to call their electeds of both parties and make sure they know what we think about this crap.
Latest Articles AP via Google News 2009
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He should be celebrating the progress toward (albeit slow) recovery, along with the effort our "electeds" have made to avoid a total collapse of the monetary system.
Kitsap Sun Stories 2010
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New home parish, right next door - the "electeds" agreed and they're all registered Republicans.
Forum 2008
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Old home parish - the "electeds" came up with and passed: no smoking in cars with kids; abortion will be criminal when the Supreme's overturn Roe; the Ten Commandments should be in every classroom; and, teachers in public schools can teach evolution as one theory.
Forum 2008
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(though she slipped into City Hall-speak when using the word "electeds" to refer elected officials):
NYT > Home Page 2009
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(though she slipped into City Hall-speak when using the word "electeds" to refer elected officials):
NYT > Home Page 2009
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(though she slipped into City Hall-speak when using the word "electeds" to refer elected officials):
NYT > Home Page 2009
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(though she slipped into City Hall-speak when using the word "electeds" to refer elected officials):
NYT > Home Page 2009
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