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Preelection

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Pre`e`lec´tion
n.1.Election beforehand.
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Despite noteworthy preelection polling setbacks during the primaries (most pollsters predicted an Obama victory in New Hampshire, for example, but Clinton won) (Liss 2008), the final national preelection polls in the general election unanimously projected a Democratic victory.
Polls and elections: preelection poll accuracy in the 2008 general ... by Panagopoulos, Costas / Presidential Studies Quarterly
The DUP launched a preelection offensive yesterday with to persuade unionist doubters it was right to enter Government with Sinn Fein.
DUP goes on election offensive; STORMONT by The Mirror (London, England)
A preelection transition team was formed in early August, weeks before the final campaign began, and put in the hands of the wise and experienced John Podesta.
New York review of books by The American Spectator
 
 
 
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