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preelection

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[ pree-i-lek-shuhn ]

noun

  1. a choice or selection made beforehand.


adjective

  1. coming before an election:

    preelection promises.

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of preelection1

First recorded in 1890–95; pre- + election
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And with the latest volleys, finally business-world Trump apologists are ‘fessing up to their blinkered belief preelection that promised tax cuts and deregulation wouldn’t come with a big helping of tariffs. “People could only see the good side of what Trump was promising to do,” economist Dario Perkins told the Journal.

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It has also restarted a previously closed investigation of CBS News’ editing of a preelection interview with Kamala Harris.

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There was a baffling period in my preelection life when my sanity seemed to cling entirely to a Dungeons & Dragons podcast.

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On Monday, he sued the Des Moines Register over an erroneous preelection poll that showed him losing the state.

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In 2020, Selzer’s last preelection poll for the Register showed then-President Trump leading former Vice President Joe Biden by 7 percentage points.

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