| 11. | In October 2012, the TSX also issued a proposal to require majority voting at uncontested elections.
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| 12. | The parish council has 11 councillors; there was an uncontested election for these seats in 2007.
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| 13. | We ought not to have uncontested elections,
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| 14. | In practice, most lodges will nominate and elect the previous year's Senior Warden in an uncontested election.
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| 15. | Ubico won an uncontested election in 1931, with the United States also lending him heavy political support.
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| 16. | Strong conservatives typically are reliable voters even in largely uncontested elections like the Colorado and Utah primaries Friday.
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| 17. | Meredith was elected Member of Parliament ( MP ) for Kent in an uncontested election in January 1701.
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| 18. | Selling hard-to-find goods at low prices was a tactic Soviet authorities used to attract voters to uncontested elections.
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| 19. | A few years later, in 1895, the people of Cajamarca voted Iglesias in as their Senator in an uncontested election.
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| 20. | During the Soviet era, officials frequently lured people to vote in uncontested elections by offering hard-to-obtain goods at polling stations.
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