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| − | A '''nonpartisan election''' is an [[election]] where the candidates run without any | + | A '''nonpartisan election''' is an [[election]] where the candidates run without any official party affiliation. |
| − | However, in practice a candidate will either be a member of a political party | + | However, in practice, a candidate will either be a member of a political party or hold to positions identifying with one. |
| − | An example of a "nonpartisan election" is that for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors: although officially "nonpartisan", all eleven members are members of the Democratic | + | An example of a "nonpartisan election" is that for the [[San Francisco]] Board of Supervisors: although officially "nonpartisan", all eleven members are members of the [[Democratic Party]]. |
[[Category:Election Terms]] | [[Category:Election Terms]] | ||
Revision as of 01:08, June 26, 2018
A nonpartisan election is an election where the candidates run without any official party affiliation.
However, in practice, a candidate will either be a member of a political party or hold to positions identifying with one.
An example of a "nonpartisan election" is that for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors: although officially "nonpartisan", all eleven members are members of the Democratic Party.