Synonyms for elected official
elect·ed of·fi·cial

Princeton's WordNet

1. elected officialnoun

   official who won the office in a free election

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1. Mark Makela:

   I never positioned myself as anti-establishment. In fact, I was the only elected official in my race, I point out, katie McGinty never held elected office and [Joe] Sestak’s only elected office was a term, I believe, in Congress before he started running.

2. Greg Chavarria:

   They specifically mention their displeasure with the Chief joining members of our community in taking a knee against racism, hatred, and intolerance earlier this week. They have incorrectly stated the gesture was in support of an elected official. This is simply not true.

3. Bruce Blakeman:

   I think the overwhelming majority of people that I talk to want to see the law repealed, if you’re an elected official or you’re a candidate and you’re not doing what the people want you to do, you’re not being true to your oath of office. And there are political consequences.

4. Millennium CEO Bill Chapman:

   It’s disappointing, you’d like to have an elected official take into account the needs of the whole state.

5. Steven Mnuchin:

   I'm not aware if there's ever been a request for an elected official's tax return, but we will follow the law and we will protect the president as we would protect any individual taxpayer under their rights.