nonelection

nonelection

English

Etymology

    From non- + election.

    Adjective

    nonelection (not comparable)

    1. Not having or relating to an election
      • 2009 January 16, Adam Nagourney, Jim Rutenberg, “Spirit of Bipartisanship Spreads to Consultants”, in New York Times[1]:
        In nonelection years — the “off season” for political consultants — Democratic and Republican strategists have worked together on corporate accounts before, but the amount of teaming up now is striking, even to some of Washington’s oldest hands.

    Noun

    nonelection (plural nonelections)

    1. A decision-making process that is not an election.
      • 1987, Robert A. Prentice, Law of Business Organizations and Securities Regulation, page 656:
        Nonelections
        If the shareholders' proxies are sought not for election of a board of directors, but for some extraordinary corporate event, such as a merger, no annual report is required []