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Often used in the same context:
incumbents,
governorship,
reelection,
election,
noncandidate,
officeholder,
bossism,
senatorial,
electoral,
unpopularity,
incumbant,
speakership,
lieutenant governorship,
termer,
gerrymandering,
electorate,
lame duck,
primaries,
democrat,
bully pulpit,
mayoralty,
pelf,
patronage,
electioneering,
clout,
appointees,
partisanship,
candidacy,
cronyism,
politics,
kingmaker,
electorial,
senatorship,
voter,
seniority,
lieutenant governor,
statehouse,
legislative,
mayorship,
jobbery,
politicking,
presidency,
rascality,
corruption,
crony,
politician,
carpetbagger,
challenger,
councilorship,
reapportionment,
majorities,
caudillo,
coattail,
pols,
sabato,
rulership,
pork barrel,
followership,
hustings,
campaigning,
candidate,
impeachment,
polls,
constituencies,
caucus,
populist,
logrolling,
centrism,
governor,
pork barreling,
elect,
astuteness,
chairmanship,
largesse,
shamelessness,
hizzoner,
prime ministership,
preferment,
tammany hall,
mudslinging,
satraps,
tightfistedness,
neophyte,
nepotism,
psephologist,
endorsee,
sycophancy,
immunity,
electors,
venality,
voter turnout,
legislator,
unwisdom,
endorsement,
repub,
cravenness,
congressional,
preelection,
districting,
invulnerability,
misrule,
partyism,
incumbent,
nomination,
pastorate,
reign,
tenure,
appointee,
chairman,
regency,
residence,
residency,
appointment,
enactment,
experiment,
stay,
incarceration,
lease,
bearish,
bullish,
chauvinist,
defeatist,
integrationist,
predominant,
restrictionist,
uplifting,
amorous,
antiamerican,
antiauthoritarian,
antibureaucratic,
antibusiness,
antidemocratic,
antiestablishment,
antiforeign,
antigovernment,
antilabor,
antimilitary,
antinuclear
More specific:
administration,
presidency,
presidential term
More general:
berth,
duty,
obligation,
office,
place,
position,
post,
responsibility,
situation,
slot,
spot,
term
Synonyms:
tenure,
term of office
Also try:
— Adjectives for incumbency:
long,
brief,
presidential,
short,
year,
own,
first,
democratic,
anti,
political,
official,
more...
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