re-elect

verb

1. to elect (a person, political party, etc) to an official post for a further term

Example Sentences

A series of mailers designed like comic books featured mariachi musicians holding a “Re-Elect Kevin De León” sign as the cartooned council member nabbed copper wire thieves, cleaned up graffiti and carried boxes for homeless people as they moved into apartments.

From Los Angeles Times

“We need to protect Latino voices,” the message said, “and re-elect Kevin de León for city council.”

From Los Angeles Times

It has to be one that can persuade voters to re-elect the SNP at the 2026 Holyrood elections.

From BBC

According to Forbes, many dozens of billionaires have already given more than $1 million1 million dollars each to help re-elect Trump.

From Salon

Endorsing him again at the 2020 RNC, he championed Trump's record in office and said it was "critically important to re-elect" him.

From BBC