Municipal election definition
Municipal election means an election or primary,
Municipal election means an election to be held in and for a
Municipal election means that election required by the Constitution of Pennsylvania to be held in odd-numbered years.
Examples of Municipal election in a sentence
Employees shall be allowed three (3) consecutive hours off immediately before the closing of polls in any Federal, Provincial or Municipal Election or referendum without deduction from normal daily pay.
More Definitions of Municipal election
Municipal election means an election or primary, either regular or special, in cities, villages, and incorporated towns; and "municipality" means any such city, village or incorporated town.
Municipal election means an election to be held in and for a single municipality only, at regular intervals.
Municipal election means a general election or by-election held in the City to elect the member of Council as described in the Local Authorities Elections Act, RSA 2000, Chapter L-21, as amended, or any statute enacted in its place.
Municipal election means a general municipal election held pursuant to the Municipal Elections Act.
Municipal election means either an ordinary municipal election or an extraordinary municipal election;
Municipal election means a general, Municipality-wide municipal election.
Municipal election means a general, County-wide Municipal election or a by election.